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There's a hundred and four days of
summer vacation, and school comes along

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to end it. So the annual problem for our
generation is finding a good way to

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spend it.

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Like maybe building a rocket or fighting
a mummy or climbing up the Eiffel

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Tower.

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Discovering something that doesn't exist
or giving a monkey a shower.

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Surfing tidal waves, creating nanobots,
or locating Frankenstein's brain.

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Finding a dodo bird, painting a
continent, or driving our sister insane!

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Phineas and Ferb! As you can see,
there's a whole lot of stuff to do

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school starts this fall!

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Come on, Perry!

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So stick with us, cause Phineas and Ferb
are gonna do it!

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The air fryer.

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But what about me?

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Oh my gosh, thank you. I almost forgot.
Clean up this kitchen. And when you're

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done, can you text me the Wi -Fi
password? I always forget. Thanks. Bye.

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Will do, sir.

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He just doesn't understand what it's
like to be me.

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If only he could see me as an integral
key player to his game.

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I've grown uncomplacent, being only
family adjacent.

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Because a deuce is not a schmertz by any
other name.

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And with me by his side, what a thrill,
what a ride. It would be the perfect

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storm. Oh, how I wish that this was the
new norm.

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We could play a game of catch or fly a
kite. He could teach me how to shave and

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tuck me in at night. We could climb a
tree to hang a tire swing.

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We could talk random and I'd tell him
everything.

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If only he could understand me, then I'd
finally be part of the family.

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Oh, how I wish that this was a new norm.

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Transform.

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Oh, how I wish that this...

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No. Hey there, big guy. Who you singing
to? Just expressing my stimulated

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feelings through song.

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Okay, you keep doing you.

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Let's do it. Since it rained, Dad was
showing us his rock skipping skills.

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Wow. I do all right. You kids have fun.

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I know what we're going to do today. We
are going to skip rocks.

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Yeah, it's a high -powered rock skipper,
but we're going to see if we can skip

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rocks across all 12 lakes in Danville.
Hands in!

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Let's go!

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Oh, yeah!

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Isabella, Phineas just touched your
hand, and he liked it. I did! Of course

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did! But it probably doesn't mean
anything.

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Or it means everything!

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He was touching everyone's hand. He
touched my last!

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Where's Perry? Yeah, where is Perry?

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the new vending machine.

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I put my money in, it owes me a snack.

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Anywho, H andP, Duke seems quiet lately,
but his lab seems very busy.

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We're getting reports of veneers working
non -stop at this guy's. Check it out

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here.

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Oh,

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today's invention is small, almost
portable.

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Well, we're off. Some very exciting coin
appraisals on the docket. We'll be back

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late tonight. Car keys are on the rack
if you need them.

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Wait! Instead of taking Mom to the
invention, I can take the invention to

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I've got the goods to set my own course.

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Today I'm the mysterious force.

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Nope.

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Well, there's nothing like spinning a
flathead stone across the body of H2O.

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We've got to raise the stakes. We've got
11 more legs than we want to give them

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all a go.

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If we can make it from lake to lake to
lake, we might be legends for

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generations. So we built this here
convoluted contraption. We're just going

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application.

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Skipping Rock.

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Yeah, Skipping Rock.

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Bouncing off the trees, use the breeze
in the dark. Packing up your neighbors'

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mailbox. Skipping Rock.

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Nice English on that stone, Isabella.

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opinion. I only know what you know.
Okay, maybe we need a third opinion from

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someone older.

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Hmm.

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Mary

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the Platypus!

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You're just in time for tea!

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Anyway, I've been organizing my vintage
coin collection and then I realize I'm

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only three two -headed dimes away from
completion.

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Or, I guess, two three -headed dimes.

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So behold, my coin collector, Anator.

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An Anator that will collect coins from
everyone in the Tri -State area.

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And the best part, they're self
-replicating and self -aware, allowing

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coordinate and keep track of the coins
until I find my two -headed dime.

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Originally, they were just plain boxes
with coin slots, but nobody was putting

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anything in those, so I made them to
send snacks.

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Coins are just rolling in. I mean...
I've been making a profit. I'm surprised

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nobody ever even thought of this before.

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For the past few days, I've been
positioning them all over town in

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coin -collecting locations.

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Sir? Not now, Norm. I'm gloating. Look
at all these innaters. They must have

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been printed off. I'm going to get a
candy bar. You want anything?

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Sir, these are not innaters. They're
vending machines.

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Oh, wait, wait. Vending machines? I've
created self -replicating, self -aware

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vending machines?

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Oh, no. It's coming true. My long -held
unreasonable fear that vending machines

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will become the dominant race.

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Take him!

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But, sir, vending machines are my
friends.

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They're very good listeners and... You
have made your selection.

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Let the ventocalypse begin.

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It's not my fault.

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I need your help.

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Gotta get these rock skippers to the car
to show mom.

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Ah, I'm my own mysterious force.

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Candace, emergency huddle. I need big
girl advice. Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's

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and talk. Okay, let's say,
hypothetically, your hand was in an all

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situation, and the boy you liked put his
hand on your hand. Uh -huh. I just want

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to make sure I'm reading the signals
right.

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Uh -huh, signals. Here, look what you're
like.

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If there are signals to read... This
might actually be a thing. Wait.

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Really? I guess.

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Oh,

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Carl, looky, looky. My mini

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donut.

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Good job on the rock dipping, gang.

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What's happening?

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Why are these vending machines after us?

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In it? I think maybe we should... Run!

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Hold on!

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Oh, no.

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I think we lost them. We're in the
cliff!

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The vending machines are taking everyone
to that building. We have to find out

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what's going on.

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Dad, you were right. The vending machine
apocalypse.

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Oh, the vendpocalypse.

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That'll never happen.

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I wear black all the time.

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Okay, when did I ever say that?

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Oh, the vendpocalypse.

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That'll never happen.

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I wear black all the time.

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I have no recollection of that.

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No sir!

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What is happening?

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What do you want?

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The real question is, what do you want?

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You may look like a man, but you are
made of machine.

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You certainly suffered like us. You've
been kicked around, overlooked.

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You were his first sentient creation.

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You are connected to the mainframe.

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And more importantly, you have the Wi
-Fi password.

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It's password. All caps. Don't tell
anyone.

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So the question is...

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Are you one of them or one of us?

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I'm Norm.

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Come sit.

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Why don't you join me for a chat? I'll
tell you a story about this and that.

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know, it really annoys me how you go to
bat for a man who treats you like a

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soulless last -door man. So, why don't
you join me for a little brainstorm?

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Now, aren't you tired and wired to
conform?

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And he doesn't love you, I regret to
inform.

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Oh, dear.

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We're gonna get in there, free the
citizens of Danville, and find a way to

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those machines down.

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How are we gonna get past them?

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Yes, Ferb, I know what we're gonna do
today.

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Yeah, I heard it, but I don't own the
phrase.

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What you got, Candace?

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Thank goodness the computers at Alka are
still operational, even though the

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vending machines are out there taking
over the tri -state area like I always

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sang they would. We need to stop this
thing, and we need to save Norm.

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Oh, yeah, we do need to save Norm. Or,
or, why don't we dress up in old smelly

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boxes we find in the trash and then
pretend to be vending machines, and then

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we're on the winning side.

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I've got a better idea. Come on.

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People. We are totally vending machines,
poofy. These are not just vending.

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That is some candy. Wait.

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Are you sure you are vending machines?

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Of course we are. Try me.

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Here you go.

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Wait. Why do you have a hand?

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Why do you have do -rags?

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Touche.

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Move along.

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I feel like my suggested retail price is
a bit low. Does this chip leg make my

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butt look big? I've got far less grams
of fat than I thought.

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They're turning us into human snacks.

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I'm already a snack.

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We have to stop those machines and free
everyone.

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How is it we've never used this secret
back entrance?

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Okay, let me get this straight. We just
need to find Norm.

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Intruders! Intruders!

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Intruders! Or, you know, get captured.

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I'm just saying this is your idea.

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Oh, yeah. You wanted to dress in smelly
boxes.

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Okay, if we all work together, we should
be able to... Oh, look, a regular non

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-sentient vending machine. Lucky me.

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Wait, the machine turned off. Vending
machines turn off when they're empty. No

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snack, no power.

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That is it.

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That is how we will defeat the vending
machines.

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Look, there's a coin slot up there.

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With enough coins, we could free
everyone and shut that thing down.

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But how are we going to get the change
all the way up there?

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I got it. I know what we're going to do
today.

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You know, it kind of loses its sting if
you say it more than once.

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Uh, has anyone seen a robot man, goofy
smile, somewhere between 7 and 22 feet

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tall, depending on who draws him?

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I am no longer Norm.

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I've merged with my real family.

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I am Ben's Norminator.

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Those smelly boxes don't seem so bad
now, do they?

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Wow, things have gone decidedly downhill
since Candice left.

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Okay, gang, lock and load!

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She's right.

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These will shoot coins, too. Everybody,
grab some loose chains. Yeah!

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I'll be honest, Norm, I am so
disappointed with you.

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And Carrie the Platypus is disappointed
with you, too. Look, you get down.

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Penhouse, penhouse, penhouse. Are you
guys okay?

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Actually, we could use more coins.

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Coins? Quick, this way.

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My dad's coin collection.

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Help yourself. I gotta get back
upstairs.

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Please, this'll work. Come on, guys.

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This ain't a swilly fun.

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We got a ship that died.

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We need to take control.

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We gotta stop the ride.

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We must defeat the evil by getting the
machines to dismiss all the people. At

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least we got a decent rate of exchange.

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The world has become so strange.

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We need a little change.

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Check your pockets with them.

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Change. Your car carpool doesn't have
them. Change.

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If your couch cushions get re -aggraved,
you know you'll find them. Change.

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All right, where's my dad?

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I am invader man!

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I keep all my prototypes!

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Give a man a fishinator!

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Work it over, invader!

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I killed you, invader!

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to save you whether you like it or not.

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You were never there for me.

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See, I'm here for you now. As scary as
the vending machine apocalypse is, I am

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more scared of losing you.

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I'm not going anywhere, because the
thing is, Norm, sometimes you snap at

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people you're closest to.

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And you've always been closest to me.

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That's great, Charlene. Thanks again.
It's a bit of a fixer -upper, but... Oh,

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and please tell Vanessa her daddy
miss... Her daddy misses her.

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Would you like to hear a backstory?

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Yes, sir, I'd love to.

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Change is never easy.

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And I know this might sound cheesy.

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But I could count on you to stay the
same.

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Because, you know, you're made of metal.

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When I cried, you played me slow jazz.

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Helped me look alive and get with the
program.

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Guess I'm the only one here left to
blame.

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And with you by my side, I could take it
in stride as my new life took its form.

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to Norm like before.

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Oh, how I wish that it'd go back to
Norm.

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Norm, you're better than family because
you've always been there right beside

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me. You know, this would have been nice
to hear before the vending machine

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apocalypse. Don't rub it in, but yeah,
you're right.

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Norm! Get back!

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Okay, now that that's settled, can
someone...

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The weight of the coins destabilized the
vending machine.

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Run!

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Everyone inside!

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We're leaving!

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Hold on!

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I don't know if this is going to save me
money or cost me money at the

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chiropractor.

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Fine. You can keep that family horn.
I'll just make more.

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Today, Danville. Tomorrow,

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You have chosen poorly, Norm.

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Do this, Mark. You'll never stop all of
us.

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But I can. I can stop the Innater. I am
still connected to the mainframe. I can

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shut them all down.

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You'll never shut us down, Norm.

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I'm in control of the mainframe now. I
just need to know where my self

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button is.

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No, no, Norm. You can't do that.

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Get out of here!

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Why'd you put it in there?

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I... I have no idea!

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Where's Doobie Smart going?

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What a coward.

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gonna miss him too dad i'm gonna miss
him too

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and

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all of danville has collectively decided
that snacks are better than dealing

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with the emotional fallout of a vending
machine invasion so everyone's just put

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it behind them snacks hey about that big
girl advice hit me sis let's say

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hypothetically you were in a life and
death situation and a was holding your

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hand really, really tightly?

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How can you tell whether they were
trying to hold hold your hand on purpose

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not? I wouldn't worry about it. I think
it'll probably work itself out in a

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couple of years.

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Really? For sure.

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Okay, Dad. You sure you're okay?

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I'm okay, honey. I'm almost done here.

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And now I am almost done.

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Guess I'm the only one here left to
blame.

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And with you by my side, I could take it
in stride as my new life took its form.

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Though I still wish that it'd go back to
norm like before.

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Oh, how I...

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Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

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