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Hey,

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I'm here. What's up?

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Oh, Charlotte wants to show us the new
projects you made for the Gizmo Show.

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Gizmo Show?

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What's a gizmo show?

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Oh, it's a huge competition they have
every year where kids bring all kinds of

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cool machines and inventions they made
and they show it to you.

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I'm sorry, was I boring you? Yeah, a
little bit. Okay.

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No, he's just tired because he hasn't
slept in two days. Yeah, but Henry was

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also being boring.

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True.

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Okay, why hasn't Schwartz slept in two
days? Because he was binge -watching

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miniseries about O .J. The one about the
big trial in the 90s? No.

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The one about orange juice?

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Yeah, it's called O .J. From Farm to
Glass.

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Hey, you seen the episode yet about how
they removed the pulp?

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No spoilers!

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Is it time to see Charlotte's thing?

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Jasper, you're supposed to be upstairs
at Junk and Stuff, working.

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Yeah, dude, what if a customer walks in?

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Oh, it's okay. I left a sign saying, be
right back.

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And hello!

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As some of you know, for the past three
years at the Gizmo Show, my projects

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have won the second place prize.

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All right.

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But this is the year that Charlotte goes
number one.

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So you're gonna pee?

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Energy balls. Wrong. Orange juice. Dang
it. Double A battery. Shut up.

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As you're about to see, my screen
machine creates energy from sound.

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Sound and energy.

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I like batteries.

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Jasper, over here, please.

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Put that mask over your mouth.

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Ooh, a mask.

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Now, watch as I take this shock rod.

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vibrations into energy which this
kinetic transformer turned into

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which made the hula girl dance wow
that's fantastic right but why did you

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to rod shock me for science wait so when

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someone makes sound into the thing how
much electricity can it create it

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on how loud the sound is and how long
the sound lasts oh i want to try

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it all just kind of happened i wanted an
after -school job but then an

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indestructible superhero hired me to be
his sidekick now we blow bubbles and

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fight crime

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Thank you.

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a disaster that you think it is. But the
gizmo show is on Monday, and look what

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Schwoz did to my project.

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Okay, but Schwoz is a scientific genius,
and he has all weekend to rebuild your

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screen machine, which he will.

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No, this weekend I'm supposed to get my
colonoscopy.

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Restedule it.

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Just restedule it.

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But the rules say that every kid has to
create their own gizmo without help from

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a parent or any...

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This is your work.

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Oh, yeah, yeah. See, look, Schwoz is
just going to recreate the project you

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made. Okay?

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Okay?

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Oh, I guess so.

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All right, then we're all good.

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Schwoz, now it's just up to you to make
sure you get everything we all... Oh, my

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God, this guy. Oh, my God. All right, I
got this.

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ice creams.

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No. No ice creams till later. Right now
we gotta get to the hardware store.

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I hate going to hardware stores.

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Well, I need extra parts if you want me
to recreate Charlotte's stupid scream

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machine. Well, you wouldn't have to
recreate Charlotte's scream machine if

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hadn't air horned that hula dancer to
death, so... Stop making me feel bad.

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should feel bad. I'll just kick...

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show judging will begin momentarily. So
prepare to be judged.

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Good luck.

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Come on.

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Come on.

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You can't hide in the bathroom forever.

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I just want to leave. Why?

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You should be proud of your project.

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My project is an embarrassment.

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Yeah, but I think it's a cute little
volcano.

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Please. What?

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Look at Janet Tetrazzini's cute volcano.

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Wow. She is talented.

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She is not.

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Her smelly dad always makes a project
for her.

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Well, I think your volcano is just as
neat.

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Oh, you're such a dad.

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Come on. Let's test it again.

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I'm so proud of you.

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Oh, man.

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The judges only have two more projects
to score, and then I'm next.

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Hey, look it.

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What is that?

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I took pics of us, then swapped our
faces.

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I think we look kind of hot.

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Jennifer!

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Look at my project table!

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What?

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Is it wobbly?

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This project gets a score of three.

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Hey, look, you got third place.

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No, Dad, I got a three.

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Three out of what?

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Out of a hundred!

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Oh, eesh.

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Hey, hey, I'm tender here.

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Where have you guys been?

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We got here as fast as we could.

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But Henry wouldn't let us. Okay, we'll
get ice creams later.

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Geez. Oh, man, here come the judges.
Quick, move that table out of the way so

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can put my screen machine in.

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All right.

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Where's my project? What is that?

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Yeah, listen, listen, listen.

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I gotta tell you something.

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We lost the plants to your screen
machine.

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You lost the... Okay, never tell a woman
to... Shit, man. We're sorry.

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So many rules.

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Oz tried to recreate your screen
machine, but without the plans, he

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it to work in time, so... Well, what the
jack is that thing?

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It's a little project that I've been
working on, so I finished it for you.

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Well, I can't pretend I made this.

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I'm sure you can't see. It's like a
little disco ball from the other one.

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Remember this one? A little disco ball
right here.

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Oh!

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This isn't my work. I don't even know
what it does. Okay, look, what this

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machine does, I don't really know what
it does. Okay, next.

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we have a young lady who's no stranger
to second place ribbing.

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How are you, Charlotte?

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Oh, you know, good.

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A little nauseous.

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Great. You want to tell us about your
project?

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I'd rather not.

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Okay. Well, then would you like to
demonstrate your gizmo?

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Yeah, okay.

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Yeah, because, like, what else would she
do?

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Not demonstrated.

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Good one.

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All right, Charlotte, what does your
gizmo do?

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Uh, well, I should probably start by,
uh, turning it.

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Wasn't I just over there?

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Good Lord, did your device just
transport that boy from there to there?

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Yeah, seems so.

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Should we just stop this competition
now? Because Charlotte's device isn't

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the best gizmo at this show.

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This is mankind's most impressive
invention of all time.

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This technology could end the need for
cars, airplanes, shipping. It could help

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preserve the Earth's entire ecosystem.

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Charlotte, you're going to be the most
famous person on this planet.

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Someone call the government.

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Call Fox News.

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She's going to win the Nobel Prize.

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Yeah. Take that, China.

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Well, Charlotte, you must be very proud,
but where'd she go?

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Oh, there she is, hiding under the
table.

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I mean, everyone out there just saw our
device work.

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And we need to get rid of it.

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My machine?

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Yes, your machine.

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Okay, dude, there's like a billion
people out there. How are we going to

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of it?

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Easy.

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All we need is a plan.

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Which is?

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I don't know, Henry. Isn't it enough
that I pointed out that a plan is what

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need? No, not really.

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I have an idea.

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Is it a plan? Yes.

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All we need is Captain Man, Kid Danger,
and a criminal.

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You want me to be a criminal?

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Yeah, will you?

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Do I have to wax someone?

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No.

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for me.

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questions about your invention.

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Oh, okay, but I'm not sure. Charlotte,
two FBI agents are on the way. They want

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to ask you a lot of questions.

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Jasper, where are you? I'm right
outside.

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I found a great disguise in the
dumpster.

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Okay, just get in here and follow the
plan.

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Did I whack someone? No you can't whack
anyone

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What do I do now?

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Run to Charlotte's table.

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drawings, I'm sure.

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So you can recreate it. No, my drawings
were lost.

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Well, I'm sure you remember how you
created it.

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Yes, and with time, I'm sure you can...

