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Previously on Breaking Bear.
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There's only one solution for this, my
son.
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We declare war on Squirrel Valley until
the bears.
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I option the rights for us to do the
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
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Junior High School production of
Straight Out of Compton. This is where
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my twin brother's phone signal led me.
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That's not your brother. Oh, my God.
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Chair,
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can I ask you a favor?
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Anything. I need you to help me find my
brother.
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Oh, hey, what are you doing?
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Are those pistachios?
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New recipe.
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I'm adding fresh cardamom, ginger, and
chai. Smell it.
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Mmm. I did a little research, and it
turns out the East Indian community has
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never had a meth flavor created just for
them.
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Until now. Say hello to Mumbai Magic
Meth.
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Now we just rent a billboard with one of
my catchy new slogans on it. If you like
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curry, get this meth in a hurry.
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We're not renting a billboard. I feel so
sick. Never do drugs, Blair. Promise me.
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I'm so innocent, so naive.
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As a person who's been clean for 18
hours, the stress is affecting my
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sobriety. Look what's become of me. I've
learned an important lesson about drugs.
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And what is that?
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I fucking love them!
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I love drugs!
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We have frackers, rangers, wolves, and
mountain furries threatening us. We need
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guns. Lots of guns!
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If we don't get cats, we about to get
God.
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Okay, no idea what you just said, but
where would we even get guns?
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It's not like we can just stroll into a
gun store. Oh, yes, we can, you America
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-hating, libtard, shit-tard. It's called
the Second Amendment.
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Um, that's the right to bear arms, not
the right to arm bears.
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Dad Jones from Sister Bear!
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Yes! I love it!
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Oh, wow.
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This is an amazing batch.
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Come on. I think I know someone who
might be able to help us.
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There, there.
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Put your motherfucking hands up. This is
private property and trespassers will be
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shot.
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Don't shoot. I'm here to see Gnarly
Charlie.
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Who the fuck wants to see me?
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Mr. Salter? Put that gun down.
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Do you know who the fuck this is?
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We wouldn't even have a club without
this man.
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Put your hands down and come on in.
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In eighth grade, Mr. Salter saved my
life when he cast me in the musical
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Wicked. Sure, that green makeup stained
everything, but I learned to embrace my
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inherent evil.
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Now I'm the leader of my very own
criminal gang.
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And I guess you could say I'm defying
gravity.
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Musical theater really does change
people's lives.
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S.O.A.? Are you Sons of Anarchy?
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Come on, that's a TV show.
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Okay, I'll give you a hint. The Hell's
Angels are our enemies.
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Who is the enemy of an angel?
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The devil. And what does the devil wear?
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Prada. And who is the most diabolically
talented actress alive who starred in
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that? Meryl Streep. Fuck no.
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We are the sons of Anne Hathaway.
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That's just stupid.
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I don't like her.
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Why'd you bring them here? They want to
trade guns for meth.
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Say, you're not by any chance the bear
furry selling honey nut meth, are you?
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Well, uh, yes.
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Yes, we are.
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Great furry costumes.
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They're realistic, aren't they? Very.
Are they the new high-tech animatronics
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they use at Disneyland?
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Ouch! Be gentle.
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Now let's talk business. We're adding
some exciting new flavors.
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Earl Grey Tea Meth, Meyer Lemon Meringue
Meth, Rosewater Vanilla Meth, and, of
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course, for the fall season...
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A pumpkin spice mess.
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Y'all have any savory flavors?
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I don't have much of a sweet tooth.
Maybe something with sriracha? Trust me,
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the hipsters will be all over that shit.
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Zip it. This ain't Shark Tank, stupid.
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Okay, we'll buy your mess.
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And now that I think of it, I need guns,
too, since I'm directing a junior high
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school musical version of the N.W.A.
story.
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Straight out of Compton? No, straight
out of Compton.
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I believe if Eazy-E were alive, he would
appreciate me fixing this sloppy
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grammar. He was all about setting a good
example for the young folks.
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Authenticity is important for actors, so
I can't use cheap, fake weapons.
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Do you have any machine guns?
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Of course we do.
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I can get you anything you fucking want.
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Rocket launcher, old-school quaaludes,
the director's cut of Paris Hilton's sex
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tape. But what's in it?
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for us tickets to opening night one uzi
for a row of 10 seats throw in some milk
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jugs deal i'm
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declaring war on the wolves
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just release a small amount of urine
into my pants.
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Great scheme for repelling the wolves.
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A bear who pees on himself will do much
worse to his enemy. The powerful smell
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of your urine will help scare the wolves
into retreat.
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Yeah, um, that's totally why I did it.
Wait, I have an idea. What if there was
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another way to fight the wolves?
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Are you learning from moi and trying to
use stragedy? Uh, no.
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Yes.
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Did you bring it?
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So can you give us any updates on the
search for Wink Chessman? As you know,
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we had a connection. Almost.
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Like siblings.
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Wasn't he your twin?
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Not just my twin, but also my brother.
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Now, what leads do you have?
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Oh, don't you worry. We expect to find
your meth-head scum brother. And claim
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the reward!
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Ha! You do know that as officers of the
law, you can't claim the reward.
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Uh, this is a capitalist society.
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What would my incentive be to solve this
case if I can't get the reward?
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You get a salary from the state.
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Exactly. I'm on salary, so why the fuck
would I try to do my job?
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Whoa!
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Wink's phone just turned back on. He is
alive.
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I can track it on here.
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Let's go.
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We're about to go on break.
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I brought mini marshmallows for our hot
chocolate. Okay, yum.
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Come on.
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Come on, come on.
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You know what? It's shocking how people
have no respect for law enforcement
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anymore. The fuck is that?
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I just love mini marshmallows.
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Guy, want to give me a hand? I think
it's under the tree trunk.
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No respect.
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It should be there.
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Ew,
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there's blood on it.
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Blood. Yuck.
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You're dead.
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My brother's dead.
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Fuck, I need a close-up of me saying
that.
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Can you shoot it?
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to find the person who did this. Person?
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Little lady, do you know where we are?
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No. Where?
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Wolf Hollow.
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Your brother got eaten by wolves.
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Oh, shit. That's amazing.
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Brutal and tragic.
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Fuck those little shit.
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Once again, I want to thank you for
being part of junior high school musical
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theater history. I want to announce the
casting of the three leads to play N.W
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.A., or as we call them in the show, so
we don't offend anyone, Nifty Fellows
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with Attitude.
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Bobby Daughtry will be playing Ice Cube.
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Toby Huang will be playing Easy E.
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And Henry Reynolds will be playing Dr.
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Dr. E. Who is Dr.
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Dr. E?
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The DJ in N.W.A. is named Dr.
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Dr. E. He is Easy E's brother.
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Mr. Salter, do you mean Dr. Dre?
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Uh, let me check my script.
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You are correct, Francis Oliver.
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No wonder I made you my trusted stage
manager.
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And they're not brothers, just best
friends.
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Best friends?
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Or best friends?
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I see what you're hinting at. I'll
change my script and make Dr. Dre EZE's
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secret gay lover who gave him AIDS.
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If Dr.
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Dre has AIDS also, it's more like rent.
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And more AIDS equals more Tony Awards.
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And I'll add a song during the climactic
police chase where we use a helicopter.
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So you want us to build a helicopter?
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I can put in an order for the cardboard.
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Don't be ridiculous.
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I'm not making and selling illegal drugs
so we can feature a cardboard
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helicopter. This is a top-notch
production. I will get us an actual
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helicopter.
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I'm calling this meeting of the Council
of Animals to order. We are here to talk
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about the bear.
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They have broken the sacred law of the
forest.
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Amplified music after 9 p.m.? Worse than
that.
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Putting parmesan cheese on a seafood
pasta? Even worse than that, I'm afraid.
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Do you see? They killed a human!
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Who?
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Oh, no, sorry.
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That wasn't a question. It's just the
noise we owls make. Please, go on.
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Not only did they kill a human, but they
are trying to frame the wolves for the
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crime. After years of peace, the bears
have brought the threat of hunters and
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therefore the threat of extinction right
back to our front door.
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This will give the frackers an excuse to
take more of our land. And that's why we
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need to remind humans that we wolves are
the original man's best friend and
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deserve to be domesticated.
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Who cut your fur off? I didn't get it
cut. I got it styled.
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Did you get a poodle cut?
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No. Well, it is when a poodle has it,
but it's not for poodles only. If I was
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a poodle, I'd say that's cultural
appropriation.
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Not again.
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As a beaver, don't even get me started
on cultural appropriation.
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I would like, however, to step in here
and point out that we never did a land
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acknowledgement. We are in the ancestral
and unceded territory of the woolly
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mammoths and the mastodons.
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Fuck me.
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Do you understand that they are extinct,
and if we don't act now, we will lose
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the forest and go extinct, too?
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Your tone is triggering me right now.
This doesn't feel like a safe space.
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Doesn't it?
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Now, does anyone else want to complain
that this is not a fucking safe space?
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What the hell? What is she doing here?
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Tauntaun, you got here before me.
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Jer, the fuck?
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That is my girlfriend, and we haven't
talked about the fact that she's my
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girlfriend yet, so don't bring it up.
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Girlfriend?
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Hot.
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Look. I can't unsee that.
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Honey jar.
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There is not enough honey in the world
to help me unsee this.
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Honey jar.
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Here.
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I'll try to find the hard liquor. Or I'm
just going to claw my own eyes out.
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Wait. I got a twist in my story.
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My brother was eaten by wolves.
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I'm sorry for your loss.
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Wolves are terrible, aren't they?
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Oh, this is going to be ratings gold.
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I'm here to celebrate with my boyfriend.
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And I couldn't help notice that there is
a new dead body in your fridge.
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Jer, you weren't going to share?
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Well, he had a lot of charring that
didn't taste so good.
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And since Jer wasn't going to eat it, we
just put him in there, you know, until
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we could bury him. No, too risky. Some
hungry animal could just dig up the
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body. But... I know someone who can help
you get rid of it.
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He's what they call a fixer who can
solve just about any problem. And he
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recently moved into the old Hooper
mansion on the edge of the forest.
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A fixer?
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I like the sound of that.
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I'd help you myself, but I just ate.
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I'm sorry, what?
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Another one?
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Are you sure?
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Another one.
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Mr. Salter, where are we?
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Drinks for my friends.
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Oh, I don't drink beer. I'm just a kid.
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Relax, it's a fucking light beer.
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Now, Mr.
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Salter, what can I do for you?
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I need a helicopter.
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Okay.
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I got connections, but that would be a
big trade.
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I'd need one and a half kilos for that.
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Where are your furry partners?
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I want the fancy flavored shit.
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I've got the recipe, and I'm doing this
cook with my trusted stage manager,
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Francis Oliver.
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Huh? Francis Oliver. Is this your first
cook?
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No. I've made ramen noodles.
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Good answer.
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If the DEA nabs it, stick with the... I
don't know what the fuck you're talking
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about, defense.
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What's the DEA?
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Mr.
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Salter, what were you and the scary
biker man talking about? You have
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probably been asking yourself why I
understand the black experience so well.
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I actually haven't. I understand it
because...
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I am also a drug dealer.
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What are you saying, Mr. Solter?
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I understand that historical injustices
caused all of you people to be drug
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dealers, and I do not judge that. If
Kamala Harris had won, everything would
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be so different.
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Are you implying all black people are
drug dealers?
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Of course not.
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According to the 90s rap music I've been
listening to for research, some are also
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pimps.
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So do we just...
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Leave the body out front?
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Or... We go in and say hi first.
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Isn't it cozy?
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Is that Tawny Chessman?
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Yes, it is.
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Get the fuck out of here.
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Okay, I am getting out.
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Hello. Welcome to my home. Holy shit,
from the movie The Social Network, it's
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a Winklevoss twin.
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Where's the other one? I played them
both, actually.
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Wait, what? Are you serious?
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Mind blown!
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Chair, this is famed Hollywood actor
Armie Hammer.
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He's the fixer I was telling you about.
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Let me take that body from you.
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Yum.
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Mr. Salter, I really don't want to be a
drug dealer. Look, I need this play to
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go to Broadway. Do you want to be stuck
in junior high school theater the rest
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of my life?
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Our life?
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I actually start ninth grade next year,
so I won't be in junior high school
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anymore. Not if I make sure you don't
graduate.
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Now, where is the honey?
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You said that was too expensive and got
high-fructose corn syrup instead.
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Oh, yeah.
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Now, where are the almonds?
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You said they were too expensive, too.
Did you get peanuts?
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No. People are allergic.
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Dude, we're making meth.
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So what did you get me?
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Circus peanuts?
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Literally the worst candy ever created.
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Oh, what the hell? I can keep more money
for the show if I cut costs.
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Claire thinks she's a master chef.
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But I'll be creative, and she'll never
know.
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First idea, I'm adding twice as much
hydrochloric acid to see if it makes it
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stronger. The stupid bikers won't be
able to tell the difference.
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Oh, shit!
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This is going to go great!
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Fucking hell!
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As actors, you have to study the text,
but also understand the subtext.
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Toby, you're playing Eazy-E. The chorus
to the song Boys in the Hood is... The
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boys in the hood are always hard.
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Mm-hmm. So, what do they say? Oh, I
know. It means they're tough.
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That's the text.
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But what's the subtext, and what would
sell your performance?
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Everyone in NWA has to have an erection
while singing this. I got Viagra for you
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all to take before you go on stage.
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You should have erections for the whole
show.
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As the person playing Ice Cube, I feel
left out by not being able to die of
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AIDS. When we finally make it to
Broadway, it could greatly diminish my
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chances of winning a Tony.
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Can Ice Cube have AIDS, too?
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Uh, why not?
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Who else wants to die of AIDS? Show of
hands.
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Oh, my gosh!
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happening here?
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We Ebonic speakers call it a ghetto
bird.
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I got us a real helicopter for the show.
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He got us a real helicopter?
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We call it a ghetto bird.
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Thanks, Gnarly Charlie.
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Everyone needs to support the arts in
the schools.
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Does it work?
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Does it work? Jimmy, fire up the blades.
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You got the goods?
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Francis Oliver?
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No fancy box?
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That's an ultra-strong garbage bag. It's
the highest quality garbage bag made.
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What happened to the pretty packaging?
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This is just aluminum foil.
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Yeah, uh, the customer unwraps it and
then uses the foil to smoke it. It's a
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bonus. Trust me, no one else is doing
this.
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Are you sure this is the same shit? Of
course it is.
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Francis Oliver, kids, I have a message.
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Stay away from drugs. Stay away from
drugs. Unless you're doing them, which
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is okay, because if you're caught,
you'll be tried as minors and served no
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real time, so it's definitely worth the
risk.
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Man, I love inspiring young people.
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Why did I let Cher go with that woman?
What does she know?
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Jer ate her brother, and now he's his
girlfriend?
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Interspecies sex between a bear and a
human.
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Disgusting, right?
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Disgusting. I can't even imagine
interspecies sex, gay sex, gay
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interspecies sex, ceiling fan rotating
sex featuring spicy hot mustard and
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humiliating dirty talk. I can't imagine
any of it. It's not hot at all.
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Something's not right. What if she knows
about Jer eating her brother and is
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leading him into a trap? We're going
after them.
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Grab a gun. A gun? That seems a little
dangerous, no?
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You told us to get them.
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Listen, I was in one of my more
excitable states when I said that. I
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really think we should just breathe
and... Grab a gun, Gandhi.
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Okay.
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Hello, Blair.
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Hello, Queen.
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You remember the first rule of the
forest.
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Don't you?
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To be honest, it's been a little while
since I read the rules.
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Is it no chewing gum? That's Singapore
and you know it. The first rule of the
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forest is never kill a human. It puts us
all in danger. The council has
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reached a verdict.
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You bears must leave the forest.
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Or we will go to the Rangers and have
you euthanized for killing Wink
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Chessman. The Rangers already think the
wolves killed Wink, and you have no way
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to prove otherwise.
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Don't I?
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Well, that's something you'll never see
on Law & Order SVU.
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It has Wink Chessman's gold tooth in it.
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The plot, like this stale bear poop,
thickens.
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You all stay back and no one get hurt.
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What the fuck?
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Help me, Blair. Help me. Shoot it down.
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Let go of my brother.
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Have any idea what a bear looks like at
the bottom of a gorge after a very long
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fall?
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Well, let's just say it's grizzly.
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