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[theme music playing]

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-[screams] -Unless youse wanna be swinging this bat with no arms,

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I suggest just leave my Teddy alone!

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That goes for you too, mouse!

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Are you okay, Teddy?

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Did these baddies hurt you?

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Spike will protect his Teddy-Weddy.

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If anything ever happened to my Teddy,

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I would destroy whoever was responsible.

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[screams]

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[screams]

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[machine starts]

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[buzzing]

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[screams]

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[both scream]

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[both scream]

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[blowing whistle]

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[both screaming]

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Why is Teddy outside?

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And why are youse holding him? Before youse answer,

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I better get my fists warmed up, because if something is wrong with that bear,

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you two are gonna get a knuckle sandwich!

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It's like a fairytale!

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I love Teddy so much he came to life! He's a real bear now!

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Wait for me Teddy-Weddy.

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Don't forget about your best buddy, Spike!

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Hang on, Teddy. I'll save ya!

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Ah! Teddy, No!

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This was youse two, wasn't it?

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Okay, I guess I believe you. Things happen.

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Hello, Mr. Dog. Was that your Teddy bear?

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Jerry and Mr. Cat were playing with it

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when it fell apart,

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and then the stuffing came out and went all over.

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This way, that way, and the other way.

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And then they took a couple of those pigeons and put them inside.

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Could have happened to anybody.

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I knew it was youse two.

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Well, guess what? Now you're going to win me another Teddy.

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This cat's got nine lives, and I've got nine baskets to make!

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Time for this mouse to go back into his hole!

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Come on Teddy Jr., let's go home. It's almost nap time.

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Ah! Welcome to the Home Away From Home Hotel.

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It's an honor to have the concierge of the New York sister hotel as our guest.

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Happy to be here, too, Gunnar.

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I'm happy to get away from all the chaos.

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You mean New York?

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Oh, no. Lately, a cat and mouse have been shattering my nerves.

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-[screaming] -[crashing]

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I'm just happy to be away from them.

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There is nothing to fear. In the high altitude and cold here,

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there are no mice at the chalet.

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And due to that, no cat necessary either.

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[cuckoo clock screeching]

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[screeching continues]

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I thought you said there were no cats or mice here.

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It's only our custom cuckoo clock where instead of a cuckoo bird

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-a cat and a mouse chase each other. -[cuckoo clock screeching]

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Here's what I'll do if I so much as think

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I hear another cat and mouse.

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Understand?

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Shh!

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I apologize to have disappointed the flagship hotel concierge.

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[yawns]

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[snoring]

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[squeals]

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[screams]

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[soft tune playing]

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[snoring]

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-[alarm blaring] -[both screaming]

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[screaming]

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[alarm stops]

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[sighs in relief]

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[man gurgling]

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[man] Maybe a bath will help me sleep.

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I thought I would offer you a handmade Swiss music box in lieu of the cuckoo clock.

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[soothing music playing]

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Oh, thank you. That'll help me fall asleep.

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I think I can cancel the bath.

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[snoring]

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A wonderful morning for hiking.

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I hope it will ease your nerves.

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I really hope so too, Gunnar.

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-[exclaims] Ah! -No, no, no, must be kids carving ice sculptures.

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[ice cracking]

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[bleating]

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[both yodeling]

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Whoa!

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[grunting]

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[screaming]

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I'm sorry for the hiking mishap.

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I've brought you some Swiss cheese, salmon, and cocoa.

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I must admit, the rocking action is soothing.

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I may drop off to sleep.

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[snoring]

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[grunting]

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[screaming]

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I am so sorry for what happened. I suggest we have you relax.

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How about enjoying the Alpine view?

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[screams] Argh! Ow!

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[mumbling angrily] Ugh! Stupid...

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[gasps]

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[screams]

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[all screaming]

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And they call us cuckoo?

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[jazz music playing]

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Keep that up, Tom, and you'll be in my fantasy league for sure.

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[crowd cheering]

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[commentator]  Introducing the Big City Tom Cats.

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And here come the Alley Cat Troublemakers.

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[blows whistle]

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[crowd cheering]

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[blows whistle]

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[crowd cheering]

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[panting]

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[crowd cheering]

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[crowd cheering]

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[gruff voice] Ten-hut!

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Cut the calories, mister! The kitchen is closed for the night.

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You're not dreaming, boy. It's me,

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your favorite uncle, Sergeant Clayton T. McTabby,

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feline military mascot, First Class.

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I've got some RandR time, and I figured I'd bunk with you for a spell.

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These are some mighty cushy digs you got here.

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I'll set my camp right next to you.

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-[clock chimes] -Holy molasses!

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It's five o'clock already?

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Time for a sound night's sleep.

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[snoring]

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[Clayton] One, two, three, four.

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Pushing off the board. Five, six, seven, eight,

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let's do more 'cause I can't wait.

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One, two, three, four.

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Pushing off the floor. Five, six, seven, eight, let's do more cause I can't wait.

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What was that supposed to be, nephew?

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That is the worst display of mouse-catching I've ever witnessed.

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My grandmother could have caught that mouse,

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and she's 110 years old in human years.

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I'm going to give you some proper fitness training

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and turn you into a lean, mean, mouse-catching machine.

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This training will teach you to apprehend any cheese-dealing rodent

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that ever dares to cross your path again.

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Now, the first thing you must learn is endurance.

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A typical mouse could run at up to speeds of 30 miles per hour.

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Faster, if they're eating low-fat cheese.

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Follow me.

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♪ I don't know, but I've been told Catching mice never gets old ♪

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Are you tired, soldier?

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Because I guarantee you that mouse will not be tired.

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This is a mouse-catching net.

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You will eat, breathe and sleep with this net. It will never leave your side.

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I will show you how to master it.

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Right shoulder, armed.

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Left shoulder, armed.

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Right face.

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Left face.

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Enough.

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Put the net down.

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Now, this is a foolproof plan to catch our adversary.

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It has never failed before, and it will not fail now.

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Wars are won with proper a battle plan.

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Are you ready to set the master mousetrap and up your game?

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Hmm. I'll take that as a yes.

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Now let's see if our little friend falls into our trap.

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[yelps]

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All right. Outstanding, Tom.

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You have completed your training and earned your stripes.

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It is now time to reward you with more push-ups!

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To the park!

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Double time! March!

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[whistles]

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♪ Doing push-ups is so nice ♪

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♪ They will help us catch more mice ♪

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Are you quitting, kitten?

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You can't quit. Quitting is for mice, like that one we sent packing.

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Wait a minute. What's that sound?

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Holy hot wings!

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He's back for more.

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Ya-hoo!

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Let's show them what we got, nephew.

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Come get some, you featherweights.

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Time for some H2O.

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[yelps]

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[machine firing]

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Outstanding, Tom, my boy! I'll make a tiger out of you yet.

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Hoorah! We've got them on the run.

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We did it! Let's celebrate,

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with more push-ups.

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I came, I saw, I kicked its tail.

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No mouse can defeat me.

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I fear nothing.

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[woman] McTabby!

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Where have you been?

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[whimpers] Sorry, Mother.

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That's Lieutenant-General Mother to you, sonny boy.

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This was supposed to be a 24-hour leave.

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You should have shipped out 59 minutes ago.

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Now, fall in.

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[Clayton] Carry on, Tom.

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Like I always say, never give up,

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-never surrender. -I always say that.

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Sorry, Mom.


