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Oh, yeah.

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Bring me your pictures. I would frame
them.

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It's my framing cap.

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How you doing?

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I'm just looking for a frame.

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Oh, okay.

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That's 11 by 14, correct?

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This is 8 by 10 if my eye is on.

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This is a pretty popular size.

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Sometimes it's good on a picture like
this to have like a mat around it.

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Here, let me show you. I have like this
frame right here.

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like a frame like this and we sell this
is really good because This will go in

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there and we can we can get it all the
way over Yeah, what's good is it has

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really slick back coating which means
you could use a framing cannon Do you

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one? No?

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Yeah, I'll show you how it works We do
most of our stuff like this too because

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we used to make people wait to get sub
frames, but now it's like much easier

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Here so like I'll tell you to take the
picture I'm gonna roll up your picture

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like this people used to wait a week but
everybody wants stuff done right away

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right so it rolls up and it goes inside
of here so that's got a flick inside too

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the same thing the frames are slick and
this is slick and then right here gets

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like a little co2 cartridge i have those
right here this little co2 goes in the

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back like this and you can do this in
your house once you have something set

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with one picture You can do multiples if
you want. It's just a lot easier than

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changing because they're so annoying.
You have to, like, pull all the nails

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So, Josh, can you help me with that?
Yeah, sure. Okay, here. You want to hold

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that up? Sure.

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And it's real simple to use, and we sell
these, too, up at the front.

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So once your picture's inside here, you
get the picture in there.

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Just watch out. Bring in the hole!

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One, two, three.

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What? Yeah, so you don't have to,
like...

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Well, it shoots it in so you don't have
to, like... What just happened?

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What? I'm really confused, man.

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Well, it uses an air compression.
Thanks, man. Yeah, no problem. It uses

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compression so you can change it in and
out, just like an ordinary frame.

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So can you take that picture out?

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I can have someone do it for you if you
want. Yeah, you'd have to unscrew it.

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What? I don't understand.

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Like, it transferred over in water
molecule?

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Yeah, I think it freezes it so much that
it can get it to penetrate through

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because glass is like a super cool
liquid.

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Right, you might as well see that.

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Just be careful, okay? Yeah, I'm not
pulling anything.

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This is weird.

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Yeah, it's cold. Yeah, so this is
disposable. It's a one -time use. One

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use per change. And how much is this?

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That's $45 .99.

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I'm just confused on exactly what
happened. You roll the picture, I put it

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here. The CO2 cartridge, this is carbon
dioxide, correct?

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This pushed the carbon dioxide through
here?

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Not exactly.

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It's pushing pressure as it's freezing.

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So the first blast is cold, so that the
picture is cold and it tightens up. Then

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the next blast is pushing it out.

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Right, but you pushed it out, and how
did this get in there?

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Well, it goes through the glass.

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Dude, I've never seen this before. If my
phone wasn't dead, man, I'd love to

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film this right now. I'm really, uh...
That was probably one of the coolest

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things I've ever seen.

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Really? When did this happen? Is this
common?

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Uh, they started doing it since, like,
last April.

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And what is this thing called?

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It's a framing cannon.

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Framing cannon? Framing cannon.

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Yeah, it shoots it through the glass.

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It saves us a bunch of time now.

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Hey.

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Hello. How are you doing?

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Good. What are you looking for? I'm
looking for charcoal.

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Sorry? Charcoal.

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Charcoal? Oh, okay.

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So are you looking for the squares or
the... It says thin, medium, and thick.

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Okay, so you want a whole bunch of
different kind. Mm -hmm. Okay, and

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going to be doing drawings on paper,
right? Mm -hmm. Okay.

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Hey,

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what?

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Is someone working here?

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Oh my gosh, I don't know what I'm going
to do with this thing. My boyfriend took

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that picture of me in Paris and had it
made into a painting.

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I was like, we're supposed to put it in
the house.

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I think the whole world is going to see
me now.

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I couldn't stop. I just saw you. I was
talking to him.

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To who?

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I was talking to him.

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Wait, someone is working the counter?

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I was talking to him.

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He was just right here.

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He? Yes.

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You think I'm crazy?

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Huh? You think I'm crazy? I was just
talking to him.

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Well, I'm going to grab... This is
prepaid. Are you waiting on a painting?

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Okay, because I'm, like, embarrassed to
even, like, walk around with a painting

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of myself, but he took the picture, so
we'll put it in the living room.

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Have a good day. Okay, you too.

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All right.

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Oh, God.

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Okay.

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What do we got?

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This is for my friend. Okay.

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Oh, yeah. That's you.

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That is me. Lovely.

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Oh, that's nice.

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It's an 8x8, probably.

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8x8. We could do, like, something really
crazy with it.

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You know, something like this that
doesn't have too wide of a thing or too

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matting or anything like that. Okay.

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Yeah? Here, I'll show you what this
looks like in here.

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Okay.

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Yeah. All right, so when that's in
there...

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That. Lock this up.

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I think when something's like a square
size like that, that it looks best just

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hung in a square.

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You know? Looks pretty... Yeah. Looks
pretty cool like that.

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Seems like a fit. Yeah. I think that
looks pretty good.

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Cool. Yeah.

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So this would go... Sorry about that.
This would go with the $10 deal, this

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frame.

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So I can have him ring it up here or...

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I think there's something... There was,
like, a baby child in the middle of the

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photo. Oh, that... It's not there
anymore.

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I don't know. I'm sorry, I don't
understand.

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Are you saying you want... I can't do
anything about, like, coming out

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No, there's, like, in the original
picture that we took, there was a... We

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holding a child. Okay. Her nephew.

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Okay. And...

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That's not what's in the frame right
now.

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Okay. I know what it is. It can shift.
So if something shifts, it might shift

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the scale of the picture within it. So
maybe it shifted it. If there was a hole

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of something in there.

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That's my fault. I'm sorry.

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It's because it was taken with a camera
phone.

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Something's not going to shift out of it
like that quickly.

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Okay. It does have, because the camera
phone's taking a picture that's not a

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still. It's taking a little mini piece
of video.

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Yeah, that's what we did.

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Exactly. So when that picture's taken
with a camera phone, it's not just

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grabbing a still like a camera. It's
grabbing a mini piece of video. So we

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just sitting there with those exact
expressions, and the baby was coming up.

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It's microseconds. With the video, and
somehow that's happening on this photo

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right now? Yeah, the pixel information
is still there.

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Okay.

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I don't know what's happening right now.
This is really weird.

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Okay.

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All right, I'll get my manager, and
they'll explain it. But it's a video

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but I can fix it for you, and you'll be
fine.

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Okay. I'll be right back. Thank you.
Sorry.

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Where is the bank manager?

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Is he really just letting us just shoot?
I'm just like, lots of money. That's

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pretty trusting.

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Excuse me a minute.

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How are you? Right over here.

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Okay.

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Cash it.

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You got it.

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Okay. And I'll just have you sign it
back.

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Great.

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Okay.

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Okay, just so you know, if there are
Banks logo checks, you can always use

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mobile app.

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Okay. You know, I deposit all my stuff
that way because they do instant cashing

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on them. Okay.

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Have you tried it before? No, actually I
haven't.

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If you download the app, this is our
app. Uh -huh. And if you press cash now,

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gives you this.

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Uh -huh. Okay, and you put the check out
in your hand as long as you can see the

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number of the check.

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Okay. Uh -huh. And then you just line
the camera up to the check. Uh -huh.

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Okay. and as long as you can see the
number yeah you see the number in there

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go ahead and put your thumb on that
that's almost like endorsing it okay all

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right good let's see it's authorizing it
okay to approve it and it's on

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transition the checks are all printed on
transitional paper so you cash it and

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the flash from your camera will actually
activate it so you could just you know

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have the check it'll cash it
instantaneously so you guys don't even

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over here anymore if you don't want to
it just makes it easier for you know

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Did this just turn a check into cash?

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Yeah, the app does that for our
customers. But it was just a check,

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Right. Yeah, the checks are printed on
transitional paper from the Treasury.

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Oh, my.

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I'm sorry.

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That's what I'm literally like.

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Oh, yeah, yeah.

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We're pretty proud of it. So we're the
first bank. Every bank in America.

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They're going to be doing that because
it's a lot easier for the government to

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track, you know, there's so much check
fraud that goes on. But you could, what?

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The camera, though.

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Like, does the camera change it?

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The flash does it.

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The power, because you know those
flashes are really powerful now.

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So it will transition the transition
paper.

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It's real good. I mean, it's just
convenient. I'm a mom, and sometimes I

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feel like stopping at the bank. So that
just...

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A $50 check, boom, here's the cash, and
we can be on our way. Exactly. No stop.

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Same thing, too. Like, if you go
somewhere that doesn't accept checks,

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write yourself a check and flash it to
cash.

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So what if it's a check for more than
$50? How does that work?

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That's why you have to get things that
are in increments of the money that the

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Treasury prints.

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You know, so if you get a check for, you
know, $100, you could do it $50, $20,

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$5, $10.

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That's what, you know, it works for
that.

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Right now there isn't a way to kind of
do like, you know, $17 .50.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Not yet.

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Not yet.

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Right.

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This is the security boxes, right?

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Customers have their own keys to them,
so basically you let them just do their

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thing. Okay. Okay, so they'll come in
here.

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And they'll access their box. They do
what they do. Most of them close the

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behind them. Okay. You know, if they
don't, it's fine. Just make sure that

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they're finished and they leave, they
close and lock the door behind them.

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Okay. So you can have it right over
there.

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Brilliant. Okay.

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Yeah.

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And if you just kindly tell them if they
forget to lock it, don't forget to lock

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the door. They'll be pretty cool with
it.

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And I'm going to give you...

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A key.

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You know what? These are mine. I'm going
to get you your keys.

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Okay.

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I'll get you a key, and you'll be all
set. Thanks, man.

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All right, I'm going to let you have...
I thought I was seeing things. There's a

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horse in there.

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Sorry? There's a horse in there. I
thought I was seeing things.

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Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. Who did
that?

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We can't let someone have that in there.
No, no. I heard something. There was a

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horse right there. What in the world?

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Well, how did it get in there? I don't
know. I heard a noise, and there was a

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horse just right there. I'm like... When
you did it, is there any way someone

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came around? I didn't see anyone walk
here at all. No, sir. And I'm like

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out.

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I know. I'm like. It's like, who's,
what?

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I know. I don't know.

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Martin.

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Who would put a horse in there? I mean,
how?

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I don't know. When I looked at the
thing, when you walked in there. Hold

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Okay. Let me.

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Here. Okay. Do you know anything about
horses? I can walk now. You can?

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Yes, sir. Okay. I don't really know.

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Okay. Yeah.

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Okay. Yeah.

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And is that, well, someone's box is
there now. Okay.

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See, yeah, I never saw anybody come in
here when you walked off. So why would

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someone put a horse in here? Well, it's
not really our right to, you know, judge

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what someone wants to keep in their box.
Right. But I don't know where they

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thought they were going to. I've never
heard this before.

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I put an animal in a bank. Hold on.

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Is you just hold him and he's fine?

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I'm holding him, yeah. Just don't get
too close to his mouth. Okay, yeah. Will

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you get the box? Find out who, maybe
someone's name is on it. We should call

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because we can't. Okay. It's a weird,
you know what it is? We don't have the

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right to say what someone has, but we're
also not allowed to have animals in the

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tank. Right, right. So we have to do
something.

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It's hay in there.

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There's hay in the box. There's hay?

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Okay.

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Is there a name or something wrong in
here?

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Hey?

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This is strange.

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Well, he's hung... I mean... Okay.

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You're comfortable holding him? Sure.
All right, let me see if I can call

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someone and see if... I've never... I
didn't know anybody had... I didn't see

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anybody come in here. This is crazy. I
just... Because you closed the gate.

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Yeah. And I turned around and I heard
someone hit the... True. Yeah, I mean,

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can't be just... Right. There's no...
Okay, let me call over to the main

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and see if someone...

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All right, so we'll be in a hospital,
and I'll pretend like I know how to use

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this stuff.

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Would you believe me? Do I look
official?

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You're okay around artificial limbs and
parts, right?

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Yeah. Okay.

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You'll just be assisting me through some
of these robotic replacements.

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Okay. All right?

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Just grab that clipboard for me.

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And here, let me take a look.

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Yeah.

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I'll probably just have you take some
notes and help me with the machine.

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Oh, hello. Hey.

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How are you doing? Amy.

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Hello. This is Cynthia.

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Oh, hi. Great.

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Here you go. And here, Amy, I'll just
put your name first in here. We'll get

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through this, and then we can do the
paperwork up there.

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Do you want me to go? Yeah, if you
could. Thanks so much. Okay. And how

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been feeling?

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Just a little low in energy, you know,
like, yeah.

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Okay. Here, I'm just going to click you
down here a second. All right, Amy,

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don't move. I'm going to just press from
behind your ear.

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There you go.

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Okay. She's out now.

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All right, hang on one sec. I'm going to
aim that. And Cynthia, if you would,

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you're just going to click the green
button on for me.

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And go ahead and click that off.

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This is so great. Now you don't have to
use the LED bibs or anything.

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We'll see what we can get to bounce back
here.

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Probably just maybe an upgrade thing.

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I'm going to pop this open here.

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Okay.

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You want to just pinch the top pieces
right there for me.

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Okay, that's good. What are we looking
at here? What is this?

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That's the battery. That's what I'm
going to replace.

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Why does she have a battery?

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Oh, she had a respirator replacement.

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Really? Yeah.

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Okay. I think we can get it. Oh, that's
just in a weird... There, you want to

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take that?

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Okay. You put that on the table there.

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I'm going to put it on standby here.

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Yeah, we're going to order another one,
but I don't want to tell her about it.

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In fact, we should probably, okay.

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Here we go.

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Hey, how are you?

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You doing good?

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Yeah. Okay, here.

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Sip up for me. Okay, we're going to have
you come back in 30 days, okay?

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Okay. And you're going to be fine.
You're going to be on reserve for a

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while, and you'll be all right. Just
talk to your mother about it. I think

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everything will be just fine.

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Okay. Okay, just make an appointment up
at the front desk.

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You'll be all right.

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Great.

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That wasn't real for her, was it? Yeah,
most of the stuff we do here, I would

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say about 30 % of people in the area
have some sort of replacement part,

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it be partial brain or respiratory.

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But that's really something that people
have?

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Yeah, they pull out five of your
vertebrae, and they're able to wedge the

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battery in there. That's the hardest
thing to hide is the battery.

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That's amazing.

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Yeah, because I was getting neck
injuries, and I just had them kind of go

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with my...

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Just going right here. I had them open
up that part, and I'm fully adjustable.

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So this part here, that becomes
adjustable. I don't know if I need that.

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Oh, my gosh.

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Oh, that hits me.

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Yeah. If they have to replace part of,
part of, part of.

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Hold on.

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Oh, I had that.

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Oh, okay. Yeah.

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So I use that just because now I don't
have any neck. It doesn't hurt.

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That is truly amazing.

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I mean, this is like amazing.

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Yeah. So you wouldn't even be, I mean,
you wouldn't be here if it wasn't for

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that. I mean, because you weren't able
to move or your neck. I was riding with

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my bicycle and I fell off my bike and I
hurt my neck. I mean, it's probably not

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as big of a deal as someone else who
really needs it.

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That is amazing. Yeah.

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So yeah, and everyone's charged and
powered using the Carbonaro effect.

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so that they can operate as a unit.

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You know the Carbonaro effect?

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Oh, the Carbonaro effect is the name of
a hidden camera magic TV show.

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Don't tell me what this is. Yes.

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Oh, my gosh. My name is Michael
Carbonaro. I'm a magician.

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Oh, my goodness. And you're on that TV
show right now. Wow.