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I can't believe the battle of the bands
is only three days away. Oh, did you
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finish writing your new song yet?
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Nah, I think I'll just wait for
inspiration to strike while I'm napping
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geometry.
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Amy, up to last year's champions, we
need back -to -back wins to prove our
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isn't a fluke. Five years ago, the
Monterbrows didn't win a second time,
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they're stuck playing nursing homes.
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Well, I do like an audience that can't
just get up and leave.
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Look, I want to win again as much as you
do. The song isn't coming to me as fast
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as the others.
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Well, then let me help you.
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No. Look, I need to prove to myself and
to you that I can do this.
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Just be patient. I'm going to write us a
great song. I promise.
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Hey, girl.
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Ready for the battle of the bands?
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I really think you have a shot at
beating us again.
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Are you being sarcastic?
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No. I'm being nice like you suggested.
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I feel nothing inside when I'm doing it,
but at least it's making other people
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happy.
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If I have to be nice, you do too.
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Okay, nice Jen scares me a lot more than
mean Jen.
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Well, I for one am looking forward to a
friendly competition without any insult.
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And I'm looking forward to insulting
someone who can insult me back.
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What? You told her to be nice.
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Didn't say anything about me.
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But I thought Wednesday was the day you
throw eggs at things and Hartley cleans
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them up.
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Scheduling it was taking out all the
spontaneity.
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What are you doing with my guitar?
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Oh, you know, just cooking up a little
ditty about my favorite sister.
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Yeah, I'm not even buying that.
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Okay, I may have been borrowing it to
teach myself how to play.
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Grab the egg, Hartley. I'm feeling
spontaneous.
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I've been watching online tutorials over
the last few months and... Not to strum
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my own guitar, but I'm really good.
Well, you've got the ego part down.
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Oh, don't worry. I can still break his
spirit.
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And trust me, guitar isn't something you
just pick up after watching a few
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videos.
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You were saying?
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Jake, that was amazing.
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Eh, less is more.
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I... Wanted to play in Battle of the
Bands, but they don't accept solo acts.
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So I was thinking... Don't even say it.
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That maybe... You're still saying it. I
could join your band.
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And you said it.
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Come on, we could be like a Billy and
Phineas.
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And Hartley.
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I'm on board. I think Jake joining the
band would be fun. Yeah, to be fair, you
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also think a monkey joining the band
would be fun. Have you seen them play
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cymbals?
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With the contest coming up, we could use
the extra help. How? What could he
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possibly add to the band?
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Well, he can be the swing vote when we
disagree on things.
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Oh, yeah, because nothing says rock and
roll like swing votes.
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Plus, we already have a guitarist.
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Me. The more, the merrier.
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I say he's in. And I say he's out.
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Hmm, looks like we have a stalemate.
Good thing I'm your swing vote. Woo! I'm
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the bird!
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So today's the day the music died.
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I know we're villains, but please tell
me you didn't steal a baby.
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No, but I've often wondered if we could
return a teenager.
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Well, my co -worker couldn't find a
sitter for her shift, so I'd have a
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responsible supervisor offer to babysit.
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Why didn't you just cover her shift?
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Because then I'd have to work.
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Plus, also, babies love me.
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You three took much quicker to me than
you did to your father.
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Well, yeah, but to be fair...
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That's creepy.
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I know you think that's a slam, but I
wear it as a badge of honor.
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Oh.
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Robert?
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What are you doing here?
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Whatever it is, we didn't do it.
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Why do you say that every time I'm here?
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Look, cute baby.
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You had... another baby?
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Nah. We learned our lesson after this
one.
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Trust me. I did that non -existent kid a
solid.
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What's with the dog?
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This is Rex.
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My canine trainee.
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Celia told me you agreed to watch him
while I run for mayor.
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Why would she do that?
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Because our suffering is her joy.
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That's strange.
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He only does that when he detects a
perp.
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There's no perps in this house.
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Get up.
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He won't let me. This is what I get for
keeping loose jerky in my pockets.
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I'm sorry, Robert. We'd love to look
after your dog.
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And he's gone.
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Not gonna lie, I'm kind of questioning
our life choices right now.
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What are you doing? What is that?
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I thought we were going to make our
entrance tonight. No, we've been over
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Hartley and I are going to walk on stage
while you play from an area that's
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stage adjacent.
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You know, like the parking lot.
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Amy, you can't just knock down all of
Jake's ideas.
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Although I do hold firm with you that
he's not playing the guitar with his
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You said you wanted to stand out. But
the guitar's so low, not your nasty
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snaggle toes.
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Okay, Amy, where's the song?
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Well, Hartley, you know, some say it's
deep in your heart. Some say it's deep
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your soul. You didn't write it, did you?
Some say I did not.
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Amy! Don't worry.
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I got it covered.
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I wrote a song.
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You what?
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Yeah. This is what I can add to your
band. Songs.
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Online tutorials have been coming in
very handy lately.
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Jake, these lyrics are really good.
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Thanks. I just thought, what would Adele
do?
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Then I did it better.
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Look, Hartley, we can't use his song.
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We don't have a choice. The contest is
five hours away.
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Look, I know I'm cutting it close, but I
can do it. Just give me a chance.
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I mean, besides, I thought this band was
just you and me.
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We don't have a song without Jake.
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Yeah, or maybe we don't have a song
because of Jake.
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He's been distracting me and ruining my
confidence. I just, I can't have him in
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our band.
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Okay. If you feel that strongly about
it, then I understand.
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I just don't know how to break it to
him.
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Yeah, it's going to be tough.
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Good news.
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I just wrote another song. You're out of
the band.
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I can't believe you're kicking me out. I
made this band what it is. You've only
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been in it for three days.
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I know. That's why I'm being dramatic,
so I can beef up my argument.
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Amy, you know the only way I can be in
Battle of the Bands is if I'm in an
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actual band.
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Well, we talked about it, and we decided
that Mad Heart is just the two of us,
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so obviously we can't use the song you
wrote. But it's the song you need. It's
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like you're punishing me for trying to
help. To be fair, I've punished you for
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less.
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That's true. Remember that time she
punished you for breathing?
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You had to come to my house just to
exhale.
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You know what? Fine. If you don't want
me, I'm done.
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See? Even the amp wants me to stay in
the band.
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I thought you said babies love you.
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Did I say that?
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No, no, it's cats. Cats love me. Babies
hate me.
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Well, this dog definitely hates me,
which is weird because we share a lot of
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same interests. You know, like chasing
things and playing in the dirt and
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stuff off the floor.
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Yeah, throw in the outdoor bathroom
habits. I wouldn't be able to tell you
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apart.
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Hey, they finally stopped.
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They might have worn themselves out.
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Don't make a sound or they will wake up
again.
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I got the fix.
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Dad, we had the fix. They were asleep.
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Oh. Well, I want them awake to hear this
idea anyway. It's that good.
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What do you think?
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Remember last week when our neighbors
were jackhammering their patio?
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Yeah, they found a set of bones and we
haven't seen Celia since.
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Well, I created this device to turn that
unpleasant sound into a pleasant one.
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Once I use this, the baby's crying will
become a soothing lullaby and Rex is
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barking the relaxing sound of ocean
waves.
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Sweetheart, we've been over this. That's
explaining more you things.
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Boom.
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Vic out.
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Did that dog just cry like a baby?
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Yep.
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And the baby's barking like a dog.
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Other than that, your device works
perfectly.
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I've never used it on two things at
once. It appears to have swapped their
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voices. But on the bright side, we now
have a voice swapper.
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Who needs a voice swapper? Voice
swapper.
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Nobody needs a voice swapper.
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I'd like to swap your voice with someone
more supportive.
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Oh, it's Robert. He's coming to pick up
the dog.
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Okay, calm down.
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All I have to do is reverse the effects
of the device and everything will be
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back to normal.
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Miserable, but normal.
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Wait, where is the device?
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No, bad dog! I mean, baby. I mean, bad
dog.
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You might want to pick up the mic you
dropped.
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Got it.
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Oh, no. He ate the activator button.
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Oh, well, lucky for you, what goes in
must come out.
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See, I told you we didn't need Jake. I
delivered on the phone, just like I said
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I would. You wrote an AC manifesto about
your annoying brother.
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Yeah. You know, having him in the band
was a distraction, but having him leave
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the band was an inspiration.
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I'm not sure it's our best work. The
chorus is just you screaming, go away,
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Look, we barely have any time to
rehearse. Trust me, we're ready for the
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competition. Oh, we're so ready for
this.
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Wait, are we ready for this? Because I
don't know if I'm ready for this.
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Will you calm down? Your anxiety is
rubbing off on me.
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And that's surprising, because I usually
don't care about anything.
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You're right. What am I worried for?
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We have your guitar solo to put us over
the top.
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You did practice your guitar solo,
right?
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Um, no. Look, I'm sorry. I was just so
focused on finishing the song, I forgot
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to even come up with one.
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I knew we should have kept Jake in the
band.
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You could have worked on the solo while
you finished writing the song.
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What? No, no, no. We don't need Jake. I
don't need any practice. I can wing it.
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I mean, our biggest competition is Jen.
She doesn't even play guitar.
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Yeah. Too hard to practice while you're
staring at yourself in the mirror.
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Oh, let me guess. You're here to beg us
to let you back in the band.
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Nope. I don't need your band.
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I joined another one.
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What? Who?
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Mine.
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Now we're Jem and the other girl plus
this guy.
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That's right. And guess who's about to
rob you of your title?
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This guy.
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And yet he's going to be playing a
nursing home.
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These girls.
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I can't believe you betrayed me. This is
right up there with that time you stole
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money from my room to buy yourself new
clothes.
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You did that to me.
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See what you've done, Jake? I'm so upset
I can't even keep my crying straight.
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I wouldn't have had to join Jem's band
if you hadn't kicked me out of yours.
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Please, I didn't kick you out. We had
creative differences.
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I'm creative, and you're different.
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Jim, why would you let my brother in
your van?
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I was being nice.
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It was him or some girl who plays
tambourine.
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And my niceness has its limit.
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We'll kick him out. I can't. Why not?
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Because he's also my wardrobe assistant,
water pour, and ride to and from the
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venue.
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You live a block away.
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I know.
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Far right.
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I should be thanking you for kicking me
out of your band.
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At least Jem respects me.
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Respects you?
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She doesn't even know your name.
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I've only been Jake for two years. I can
live with this guy.
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Great. Now our biggest competition does
have a guitarist. And he's really good.
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You think that tambourine girl is still
available?
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Don't worry.
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I got a plan.
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Why do I feel like it'll have more to do
with getting even with Jake than
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helping us win the contest?
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Oh, because you're smarter than I give
you credit for.
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Robert will be here any minute. We
cannot let him see the dog crying and
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baby barking.
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Oh, come on. He's dating Celia. This
can't be the strangest thing he's seen.
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Play for a shift at the airport.
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It gets kind of weird when I have to
sniff the luggage.
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Okay, look, I can quickly fix the
device. I need you two to stall Robert
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take the baby and the dog down to the
lair. Oh, I can shapeshift into the baby
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and distract Robert till you get back.
Great. Come here, Rex.
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Okay.
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Have you tried letting them chew on your
leg? That usually stops them.
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Where is he?
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Uh... Oh, look.
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Cute baby.
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Didn't we do this already?
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and a barking baby in our lair.
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I don't know why you're sneaking down
here with Jake's new guitar.
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Fair enough.
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Have a good night.
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Hey there, little one.
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You are cute.
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Hey!
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You know, at times like this, I wish we
could arrest babies.
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Yeah. You should probably head upstairs
to get that cleaned up.
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one cold.
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Thanks. It's a new power. I call it
puking on demand.
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Not sure when I'll use it again, but
good to know it's in the bank.
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Okay, I repaired the device. The dog and
the baby are back to normal.
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All cleaned up.
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There's my ball.
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Everything okay?
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Did I just bark?
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No. What? That would be crazy.
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You better get going. That luggage isn't
going to sniff itself.
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Come on, Rick.
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Come on, boy.
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Yes, it worked.
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One annoying thing down and one to go.
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Well, the baby's mother just texted me.
She's on her way.
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Oh, right, the baby. I was talking about
Kobe.
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And just like that, the bar has been
razed.
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There you are. It's almost our turn.
Because the band just blew the roof off
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this place.
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And a lot of spit on the stage. I'm
really hoping they clean that up.
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Hello, friends.
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I'm calling you friends because I'm nice
now.
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Everyone, give it up for my new guitar.
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when I can let this little lady do it
for me.
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Get off the stage, hack!
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Gemma, I'm in your band.
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Oh, right.
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Get those habits, die hard.
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Get ready. This is going to be good.
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Ow!
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What the... Get off!
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Other people's pain is not funny. Other
people's pain is not funny.
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One sec, I'll get it.
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Ow!
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What's wrong, Jake? Does your little
lady not want to play?
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Amy, what did you do?
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I ran home and zapped Jake's guitar
strings with my mom's charging port so
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there'd be thousands of bolts running
through them.
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He's literally holding an electric
guitar.
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Starting to see why you said his
performance would be shocking.
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Nobody loses when we're having fun.
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It's not me. It's the guitar.
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Wow, Jake. Getting kazooed off stage.
That's a first.
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You did this?
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Yeah. Because I came here to win.
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Yeah? Well, you're forgetting one thing.
My super strength gives me a higher
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threshold for pain.
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Watch this.
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No, no, no, no, no. Not that guy.
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Time to show this crowd some real skill.
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Amy, no.
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You want to battle?
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Let's battle. You're on.
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Out of my way. What? You get out of my
way.
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You're ruining my set. No, you're
ruining your set.
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Get off my stage.
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It was my stage first.
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Look what you're doing. I'm doing what
you're doing. But better.
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Wait, so we won? No, we got disqualified
too.
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That's it. I'm back to being mean.
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You know, in a weird way, that comforts
me.
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Sorry, we lost Battle of the Bands. It
was all my fault.
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Oh, I was there. I know.
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Look, nobody's perfect.
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I'm certainly not, but...
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That's why we're a team, so we can help
each other.
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Yes, in the team we were. I let my
insecurity get in the way of writing the
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stupid song.
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To be honest, I think this was about
more than just the song.
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I was really hoping it was just about a
song.
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Why don't you go talk to him? I'm going
to go watch some online tutorials about
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how to play the kazoo.
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Hey, are you okay?
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Yeah. I mean, aside from the residual
voltage.
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Yeah, you had that coming.
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Look, none of this would have happened
if you had just let me stay in your
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You're right.
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Don't try to deny it. Wait, what?
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I shouldn't have kicked you out. I was
just afraid that you'd be better than me
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at that, too.
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What are you talking about?
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Jake, you're good at everything.
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Fitting in, being nice, making small
talk with people and not wanting to
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blast them through a wall.
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Music's all I have.
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It's the one thing in this new life that
I'm really good at.
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That's not true. You're good at... I
mean, there's that.
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You know, I'll have to send you a list
later.
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Well, I think we found something you're
not good at making me feel better.
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Look, the whole reason I even started
learning guitar was because I saw how
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joy you were getting out of it.
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And I wanted to know if it brought me
the same joy.
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And it did.
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But... It's your thing, so I'll just
find something else.
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No.
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You're really good, and there's no
reason we can't both play.
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So... You want to be back in the band?
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That's really nice of you, but... Like I
said, it's your thing.
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Besides, I think we both know this kind
of talent needs to fly solo.
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I've never been happier to be rejected.
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You're welcome.
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