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Four years of film school for this shit.

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Yep. $200 ,000 in debt and now you get
to film another shitty pilot

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for another fucking house flipping show.

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God, what a fucking loser.

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Kill me.

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Be too late.

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I already sold it.

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You scared me.

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There's no reason to be scared.

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There's always another home right around
the corner, just waiting to be flipped.

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I'm Tripp Engold, and you must be Wes.

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Yes.

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Look at you.

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Yeah.

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You got a really good energy about you.
You seem like a real professional.

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Oh, right. Yes, I, uh...

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I brought my transcript for your
request, and then also my degree in

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cinematography. There's no need. I
already called the university and vetted

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I'm sorry to be such a stickler in the
hiring process, but professionalism is

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very important to me, Wes.

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How do you feel about it?

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About what?

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Professionalism.

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I'm... For it. I think it's the single
most important quality a human being can

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possess. I think the lack of it is the
reason our society has gone off the

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rails. Don't you agree?

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Yeah.

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Totally. Of course. Permission to hug?

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Okay. Coming in any... Okay.

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I hope you're ready to get going because
we are going to make magic.

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The first scene for the pilot of the
greatest house flipping show ever made,

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flipped and sold with trip and gold.

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Okay. Are you rolling?

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I'm rolling. Okay, that's a problem,
because I know you're not rolling. I

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this camera, and when it's rolling, the
red light is beeping. And it's not

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beeping right now, Wes.

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Um, no, no. You're not rolling, Wes!

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Look! Look!

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Look! I'm rolling. Look, the red light
is on. Just take a look. You're lying.

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You're lying to me. I swear. Take a look
at it, man.

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Yeah, I know. You got me.

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Professionalism, Wes.

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The single most important quality
followed closely by a good sense of

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Okay.

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You're all right, Wes.

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I think this is going to be a good day.

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You know, you did a really great job
filming that intro back there, Wes.

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Oh, uh, thanks, man. Oh, 100%. Total
pro.

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Are you going to tell me how I did?

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Um, I thought you were great. Really?

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Yeah. That means so much coming from
you. I really want to get this right. So

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many of these house flipping shows,
they're just...

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janky you know and and not just the
filmmaking the flips themselves they're

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downright unethical you know they ignore
the fundamental issues of the homes the

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plumbing the the electrical and they
think what could you slap some 22 cent

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subway tile on it that it's a good flip
i don't think so i don't think so yeah

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uh yeah totally you get it man you're so
great

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So I think now would be a good time to
get some B -roll. You know, I see this

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the second part of the pilot where some
kind of funky music's playing, and I'm

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explaining to audiences that we're
headed off to a remote section of the

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We're going to see this dilapidated,
kind of creepy home, which, spoiler

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of course is going to be somebody's
dream home.

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But right now, it's like, almost looks
like a place you'd get murdered in.

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So yeah, look around. Get some stuff.

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Okay.

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That's just some tools of the trade. I
like to carry a shovel to dig into the

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foundation, make sure it's solid.

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Right.

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And the plastic cart?

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You ask a lot of questions.

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Well, like you said, I'm a professional.

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Plastic tarp is for some painting we're
going to do.

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Also, occasionally find some dead vermin
underneath the house, and plastic's

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always good for carrying out bodies.

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That makes sense. Yeah, totally.

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Um, yeah.

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Um, could you remind me again where
we're going? Yeah, just about 20 minutes

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ahead here. We're getting there.

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Um, what's the address?

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Why do you need the address?

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I'm just, uh, curious.

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Squirmy little bugger. Look at you.
You're shaking over there.

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Yeah, I think I need to go to the
bathroom.

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Oh, well, there's not many rest stops
out here. Not much of anything, but, you

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know, wait till we get to the house.

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I'm just not, I'm not sure if I could
hold it. Well, it's really close. You're

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fine.

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It's number one, so maybe you could...

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pull over real quick and I can... No,
there's no shoulder on the road. I

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wouldn't want anything bad to happen to
you. I know. I just... I really, really

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gotta go. This came on kind of suddenly.
Yeah, man. I don't know. I just... I

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can't... I don't know. Can you pull
over, please? No, I can't do it because

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dangerous. How do you... No, please
stop. I just really gotta go. How do you

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open this thing?

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Fine. Gotta go? You gotta go.

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Whoa!

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Not very...

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Professional Wes.

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Jesus.

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All right.

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So real bummer, Wes.

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Not only is this unprofessional, it's
downright anticlimactic.

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I spent a lot of time in that house.

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It's a house of horrors, the likes of
which we haven't seen since the climax

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Home Alone 2.

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Oh, no.

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Please don't tell me you're going to
make it this easy.

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It's okay.

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It's okay.

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This is just a little confusing.

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I mean, I'm confused, you know?

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It's all happening a lot faster than it
normally does.

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I mean, part of me wants to stretch it
out, you know? Like, let you run

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around a little bit. I could chase you
some more.

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But also, another part of me is like,
this feels kind of sad.

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I just...

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Yeah, it's sad.

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I should just do this all over.

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Make my calendar tomorrow.

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Buy it somewhere else.

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A little more professional.

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Didn't even come close to using you.

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Sorry, Piaf. Not your night.

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Maybe it's me.

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Maybe I'm getting rusty.

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It was on to me so quickly.

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Too many clues in the back seat, maybe?

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I wonder if I put the tarp, yeah, just
the tarp in the back, and then save the

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shovel, the big reveal of the house.

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Might be a...

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Yes!

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Thank God!

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Step away from the car!

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Thank God! Thank God you're here! Hands
on your head! You got him, Mark?

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Yeah, but look! Look what happened!
Look!

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Look! Hands on your head.

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Yes.

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We got a male.

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20.

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Unconscious. He's not unconscious.

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He's dead.

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It's my sweet Western. That man killed
him.

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Oh, God!

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He's in the woods and he's getting away.
Get down on the ground. Right now. You

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don't understand.

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On the ground. On the ground. Okay.

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All right. Okay. Okay. You guys are
great.

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You're great and you're very in command
and you're doing a great job, but you're

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missing one very...

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Important thing. There is a man, a
killer, who killed my friend, and he is

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the woods.

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Who are you talking about, sir? I don't
know.

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Okay. I'm sorry.

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I'm just so stupid. I don't get his
name.

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Tell us what happened step by step, sir.

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Okay.

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But it's really scary.

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There was a man.

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He was a bad man, but he didn't seem
like it. He was a little weird and

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but he seemed harmless. And he hired me
and Wes, my filmmaking partner, to film

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this pilot for this really interesting
new house -flipping type

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show, you know?

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And he had a cool take. It was like
integrity and professionalism.

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So please get to the point? Yes.

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I'm sorry.

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So are you okay?

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I feel like I'm in a horror movie.

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Is this real? Are you even real?

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I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

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He put us in the car and he drove us out
into these woods.

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And there was like all these weird
things started happening. I looked in

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back and there was a shovel and there
was a plastic tarp.

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And then...

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I looked at Wes, and I was like, this is
weird, right?

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And then Wes is really smart, and he was
like, sir, I have to go to the

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bathroom. And the guy's like, no, you
can't go to the bathroom. We're almost

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the house. And Wes is like, I really
have to pee. And he's like, no.

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And so Wes just bolted out of the car,
and he ran in that direction, and I ran

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in that direction.

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And the guy, he just chased Wes instead,
and he killed him.

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And I feel guilty that I'm alive, and
he's not.

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But wait, wait.

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I'm not finished. Hold on.

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That's when I got really brave.

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And I jumped on his back and I whacked
him with a shovel like two times really

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hard. And he started wobbling. He was
like, get up. Okay, okay.

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Stay down.

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Stay down. Right.

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But he was wobbling away.

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And so I said, I just got to grab Wes
and put him in the car and take him to

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police. And that's when you showed up.
Why didn't you just call us?

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Because there's no cell phone.

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It's out of your pocket. Stop yelling at
me like I'm the bad guy.

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I'm the good one here.

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The bad guy is out in the woods and you
are wasting your time here with me. I

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promise you I'll stay here.

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I'll be a little well -behaved nugget.
So have you used any substances? No, I

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haven't used any substances. Please, one
of you, I'm begging you, you or you, go

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in the woods.

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He could be out there.

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Go check it out.

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Thank you.

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Sir. Thank you. On the ground. And just
wait here.

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Yes. Okay. I will.

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He's wearing a black button -up shirt
and silk black pants.

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I'll take care of it, sir.

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Make sure you get the right one.
Dispatch. This is Officer Marr.

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I'm out on Old Hood Road. I need backup.

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We have an incident out here.

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About 50 yards off the turnout.

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Thank you so much.

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Listen, Officer.

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I have a question. It's totally okay if
this is a no, but my knees are really

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just barking at me. Is it okay if I just
sit like crisscross applesauce? Sir,

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that is... Thank you. Oh, thank you so
much. Thank you. That's fine, sir. Good

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at your job and kind, too.

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I hope your friend's doing okay out
there.

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This guy is really dangerous. I mean, I
think he could be an actual serial

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killer.

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The poise, the charisma.

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He's just a real professional. Please be
quiet. Sorry.

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Copy.

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Is that backup calling in?

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Sorry.

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None of my business.

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Good thing for backup, though, right?

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Did you always know you wanted to be a
cop?

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That's personal. I'm sorry.

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I'm just curious about the whole
process, you know? It's such an

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You've got to be really good at it. So
do they vet you?

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Is it like a really long school?

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Can anybody become a cop?

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You have so many people's lives in your
hands. It's like airline pilots, you

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know? You're just like, okay, he's
flying us around. I hope he's competent.

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I know I'm talking a lot. Just two more
quick things. First, I'm so sorry I was

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such a crazy person earlier. I'm
together now. And secondly, thank you.

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Thank you for showing up and being so
good at your job.

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There's no one out there.

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Yeah? Yeah.

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But I did find some blood and some
evidence of a scuffle for sure, so I'm

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lying about that.

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Not lying? What, you think I thought I
was lying?

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We don't know what happened here, sir.
All we know is that we found you

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a dead body in a sheet of plastic
heading towards your car.

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It's his car, not my car.

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Okay, but you're the only person out
here, and we have a responsibility to go

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with only the evidence we have.

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So... Wes?

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Wes! You're alive!

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Easy, easy.

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Back away, sir. Back away.

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Sit down.

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You okay?

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You okay?

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You're okay, buddy. You're okay. Sir, we
need you to be quiet so that we can ask

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your friend some questions. Slowly,
slowly.

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Take it slow.

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Take it slow.

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We got you. We got you. We got you.

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Easy breaths. Easy breaths.

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Okay.

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Sir, are you okay?

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I don't know.

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I don't... Sir, I'm a police officer.

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I'm here to help.

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I can't... I'm sorry. I can't really see
you.

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Who are you? I'm a police officer.

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I'm here to help.

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You are?

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Yes. You are?

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Yes. Oh, my God.

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Oh, my God.

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Thank you. Thank you.

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Where is he? Where is that horrible man?

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Which man? Which man? Who are you
talking about? The killer. The killer.

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He's wearing a black button -up shirt
with black pants.

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He's so fucking evil. He's so evil.

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He said he was a real estate agent and
he wanted to make a video for some

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fucking house show and then he chased me
into the woods and then he tried to

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kill me with a shovel.

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Oh, wow.

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That's a lot of blood.

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Shit, we need to get him to a hospital.
Okay, all right.

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Wait, wait. You're not finished
questioning him yet, though.

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No, no. Get him to the hospital.

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Take him in. Take him in. I got him. I
got him. Here we go. Here we go.

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Follow me. Sir, we need you to back
away.

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You're okay. You're okay. Come on.

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Come on.

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Come on.

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Sir,

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follow us to the hospital, okay? Yes,
and then we'll continue the question.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Are you serious?

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Sir!

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Sir! What are you doing? Get back in the
car.

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Follow us directly to the hospital.

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I have to talk to you about something.

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Get back in your car!

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It's going to be a bit uncomfortable,
but it's very, very important.

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I don't know. It's your turn, man. We
don't have time for this. Are you

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me? We don't know.

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We have somebody. I know. Get him to the
hospital.

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Go for it.

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I'll go, Chuck. Yeah. Oh, okay. We got
to get there. Yeah, I know we got to get

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there. God damn it. Sir, what are you
doing? Thank you. You have to follow us

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the hospital.

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Turn around here so we can turn around.

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No, no, no, no.

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What I wanted to tell you is that you're
incredibly unprofessional.

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Unprofessional!

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You guys should not be letting people
like me go.

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It's so disappointing.

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You're supposed to protect us.

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Maybe it's me.

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Maybe I'm just getting old.

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Is excellence not a thing anymore?

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It's like all we're shooting for is just
a B -.

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Everybody gets a trophy, you know?

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Sure, everybody gets a trophy.

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You get a trophy.

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You get a trophy.

