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Are you guys ready for lunch?
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Guys, it's 80 degrees outside.
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First day of cold season, newbie.
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It's when all the icy supervillains
start fighting and freezing stuff.
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I wonder who's coming to Charm City this
year.
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Mr. Freeze, Captain Cold.
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Frostbite, Killer Frost.
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Minister Blizzard.
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No Patrol, wait, that's a band, but
they're coming to town.
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I'm not scared of a few flurries, okay?
I am from the Midwest.
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I know what real cold is.
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We were saying.
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Well, that's real cool.
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This isn't impossible to dress for. It's
like a wedding on the beach.
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Linen and no socks. Not complicated.
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You should get a pair of Teddy's gloves.
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Oh.
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These?
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Designed to myself.
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They heat my hands to the perfect
temperature.
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They can also defrost your car door or
reheat your coffee.
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That was a soda. Yeah.
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Anyways, I have some very exciting news.
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Is it actually exciting or is it Emily
exciting?
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What the hell is Emily exciting?
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Finding a conflict-free brand of hummus.
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Having another shopper at Anthropologie
ask if you work there. Getting retweeted
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by Lena Dunham. She didn't just retweet
me. She quoted my tweet and wrote so
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much this.
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Anyways, you guys will like this.
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Wayne Industries is holding a contest
that awards $100,000 to the employee who
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comes up with an invention that, quote,
embodies the triumph of the human
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spirit. Whoa. That is the exact review I
wrote for my barber.
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I mean, this doesn't just happen, guys.
Oh, I know. I'm sorry. You losers
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talking about entering the Wayne
Innovation Contest?
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Excuse me, who are you?
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Zane and Anton, two Waynex app hats.
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Well, they think they're so cool because
they work in a super elite division that
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makes cutting-edge technology that
shapes our future.
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That actually does sound pretty cool. It
is. And they get free soda. We do.
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But why wouldn't we enter the Wayne
Innovation Contest? Because no one gives
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a crap about Wayne Security R&D. You
make widgets. You're nobodies.
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Yeah.
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Artificial matters. We are not nobodies.
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FYI, guys, corporate gave away your
parking spot, so starting next week,
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you're going to have to park across the
street under the bridge that leaks tar.
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Oh.
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This child-sized car arrived for you.
Were you expecting a full-sized one, or
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is it because your father didn't hug
you? My Bugatti is because my father
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didn't hug me. This is for an actual
child.
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But you hate those.
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I know, but I'm going away with Chelsea
this weekend, and she's insisting on
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bringing her son.
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Isn't no kids in the agreement that you
make women sign before you date them?
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No, the agreement states that we can't
make any kids.
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But it doesn't account for any
pre-existing conditions.
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It's broken into hundreds of pieces.
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There's a ransom note.
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Those are instructions.
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It's in pieces because you have to put
it together.
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I can't do this.
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No, Jackie, I'm going to need you too.
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Poor girl's still got some moves.
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I don't know about you guys, but hearing
those Wayne ex-punks tell us we're
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nobody's got me really excited for this
contest.
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Oh, it had the opposite effect on me. I
am very demoralized.
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Well, Patty, what about you?
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Oh, they weren't referring to me. I
think it was more like Steve, Susan,
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Wendy. Wendy's right there.
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That's cool. I mean, I don't not suck.
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See? What about your heat gloves?
They're amazing. Enter those and we
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could win this. I mean, my heat gloves
would kill it by show, but I got a lot
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on my plate, so. Oh, sure.
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I get it.
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You know, I built you up too much in my
head. I did the same thing with the
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Hobbit movies.
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I am not the Hobbit movies.
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Sounds like something a Hobbit movie
would say.
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I can't argue with that logic. I'm in.
Yeah, suck it, Wayne X. I am re
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-moralized.
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Probably need to make a few tweaks.
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Yeah.
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Oh, no.
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He has the look.
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I'm going to blow up your day by making
you do some annoying personal task look.
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Hey, guys.
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I was wondering. Diarrhea. There he is.
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Ron John Silvers.
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Ronathan Taylor Thomas.
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Linda Ronstadt. If you have to do that,
I'd prefer Ronda Rousey. I have a treat
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for you. I need you to build this car.
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But I was going to go sledding for cold
season.
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You know I love winter.
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The thrill of sledding, that is
fleeting.
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But the joy of obeying a direct order
from your superior, that lasts forever.
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You're the man, Rhonda. But, I mean...
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Okay, this is prototype number three,
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test number two. My assistant, Emily,
will attempt to melt the frost off this
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car door handle.
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These cold mornings are the worst.
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Unless...
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Now I can make it to my grandparents'
50th anniversary.
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I can do without the backstory.
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Sorry, I'm taking an improv class.
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Okay, so we've mastered low
temperatures.
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Now, let's heat things up.
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Holy crap!
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Teddy, these are a game changer!
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The judges are going to see your gloves
and say Wayne's security is just as
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relevant as Wayne X, and the guy who
made this is most definitely not a
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nobody.
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Of course I'm not a nobody, but you know
judges. They're unpredictable, and if
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they were dumb and they didn't pick
mine, I mean, I'm still obviously
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immensely talented and... Oh, my God.
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There's still kernels left in the bag.
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So what?
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There's always kernels left in the bag.
Okay, the gloves aren't ready. There's
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not an even distribution of heat, and we
haven't even checked to see if you get a
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rash. They are ready. They're not. And I
can't submit a product that's not ready.
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It's not fair to the gloves.
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But two minutes ago, you just... There's
kernels in the bag, Emily. There's
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kernels in the bag.
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Kernels in the bag!
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What's up, really hot loser?
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You guys get your submission in?
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Oh, we've got something.
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It is just so ahead of its time, we're
going to hold off submitting it until
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next year. Admit it.
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You're a nobody.
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You work with nobodies, and the best you
could hope for is to marry one of us.
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You know what, Zane? You're going to
regret saying that because you just
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convinced us to submit, and we're going
to win.
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It's classic.
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Zane and Emily will they, won't they?
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Why do you look smugger than usual,
which is already so incredibly smug?
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Well, because this division is going to
win the Wayne Innovation Prize.
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I submitted Teddy's gloves.
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Please tell me you didn't. Why not?
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Let me tell you a little story.
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Five years ago, Teddy entered a
competition to redesign the Wayne
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Industries logo.
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Why are you using a nominous voice?
You'll see.
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He threw himself into the competition
and convinced himself that he was going
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to win. And then when he didn't, he
lashed out at everyone.
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and started punishing himself.
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Oh, come on. He took to wearing cargo
shorts, switched to an AOL email
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address, and used all of his vacation
days to go to Tampa.
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Tampa? That's not even the nicest part
of Central Florida.
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Anyway, it doesn't matter because we're
going to win.
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You better hope so, otherwise you're
about to break Teddy.
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Tampa. Stop using that voice.
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I thought your gloves were brilliant.
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And I entered them into the contest.
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I told you they weren't ready and you
went behind my back.
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Teddy. Don't teddy me. This is the
ultimate betrayal.
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This is worse than the time that Wendy
bought the same glasses as me. That was
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awful. Hold on.
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How would you feel if I told you you're
in the finals?
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I'm in the finals?
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You betcha, sweet ass.
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I mean, I didn't even know there were
finals.
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I mean, obviously they're dope gloves. I
just didn't know how dope. Apparently
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the answer was the dopest.
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Emily, thank you for making me realize
I'm a winner.
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Or a finalist.
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There are no finals.
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You just made that up. I didn't know
what to do. I could see it in his eyes.
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He was already halfway to Tampa.
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It'll all be fine, right?
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Mom? Dad?
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Yeah? I got huge news.
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No, not a girlfriend, but you're still
going to be proud of me.
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I have a feeling this is all going to
end with a call from the Bush Gardens
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coroner's office.
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Oh, it's going to be cold.
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Ron! Van?
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I thought you were on vacation with your
girlfriend and her son. We have a
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problem. Evidently, Dylan, that's a
girl's name, and she does not like the
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car you built.
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I have sent you a toy Wonder Woman jet.
I need you to put that together and have
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it couriered to me. Isn't her jet
invisible?
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Yes. Assembly is going to be a bitch.
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Ron, you have to set boundaries and not
let people take advantage of you. Do you
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think I would have stopped having sex in
Susan's car if she hadn't started hiding
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her keys?
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You still have sex in Susan's car.
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The point is, he is not going to stop
taking advantage of you unless you push
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back. And if you don't push back now,
one day... you're going to explode.
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I appreciate your concern, but I'm a big
boy, and I know what I'm being taken
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advantage of.
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Fine.
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Hey, can I have your car keys?
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Oh, sure.
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Hey, loser, you want to go out with me?
No. Why would you think that?
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Because I've been nagging you hard.
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All of Reddit said this would work. What
are you doing down here?
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We won the Wayne Innovation Prize, so
we're here to galote.
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What?
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She's not that hot.
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She is. Yes, she is.
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Ron, where's Teddy?
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He called and said.
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Oh, no.
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He must be devastated.
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Wait, no, no, no, no.
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Oh, thank God you're here. For a second
I thought you might have already caught
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a flight to Tampa.
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I have a meeting to check out Busch
Gardens.
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What are you doing here? I know it must
really hurt that you didn't win the
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Wayne Innovation Contest, but I just
want you to know... I didn't win?
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You didn't know?
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Teddy, who's this?
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Oh, you have guests.
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Hello, I'm Teddy's father, Sunil. This
is his mother, Nisha, and his brother,
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AJ.
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Are you here for AJ's going-away dinner?
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She's not.
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Where's he going?
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Outer space.
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I thought you said your brother was a
doctor.
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He's an astronaut and a doctor? The
technical term is space doctor.
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What were you saying about Teddy and
that contest?
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Did he win?
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Well, you know, winning is really just a
social... I lost, and I'm so glad that
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we're all here for this moment when I
found out. Teddy, do you mind keeping it
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down? I gotta take this. This is my
apartment, all right? Your dumb friends
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can wait.
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Mr. President.
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Yes, thank you. Thank you, sir.
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Hey.
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Hey.
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So, I just want to say I am really
sorry.
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Don't be. It's totally fine.
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It is?
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Emily, I'm a grown man, all right?
Stupid contest. I'll get them next year.
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In that case, we could use your help on
a redesign.
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I would love to take a look at it. That
is a great attitude, Teddy. You seem
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fine, and I did nothing wrong.
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So, as you can see, the packaging of
this beer gas detector needs a little
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work. Mm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm. Yep, yep, yep,
yep. Okay.
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I have a great idea.
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What if instead of using molded plastic,
we use... Oh.
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This hamburger wrapper.
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Oh, like a very thin, recyclable
material?
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No, no, no, no. I mean this literal
piece of ketchup-stained garbage.
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Because obviously, Wayne Industries
doesn't appreciate quality or
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craftsmanship or aesthetics whatsoever.
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So a garbage company gets a garbage
wrapper.
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I didn't want to say this in front of
Teddy, but I don't think the wrapper's a
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good idea.
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That's right, Mrs. Sled. You and I have
a date with a big old hill by City Hall.
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You said it, Ron.
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Nothing's going to ruin our fun today.
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I love you.
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Don't do it, Ron.
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The Sled's right.
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Nothing good can come from answering
that call.
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Oh, you two are just overreacting. He's
probably just calling to say thank you.
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Thank you so much for your hard work.
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You're welcome, Van.
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Rhonda, I need you to build four more of
those girls yet you can't see.
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Evidently, Dylan has a squad and they
have goals, one of which is posting
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pictures to Instagram with the hashtag,
Bitch, You Can't Afford This.
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And then they do this snap emoji.
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I'm really coming around on these kids.
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Yeah, but I was just about to go flat in
this adorable outfit.
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Well, you...
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No. I'm getting bad reception. It
sounded like you said no.
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I did say no, because that's not my job.
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Ron, either is giving Dylan braids, but
this morning, I did it. You ruined it.
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That is the perfect fishtail.
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And you know it.
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Listen, Ron, just built the planes.
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Snap, snap, snap, emojis.
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No, you listen.
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How about no, because I don't want to do
it. In fact, I don't want to do any of
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this. the stupid crap you asked me to
do. Not for you, not for Dylan, and
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certainly not for her squad.
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It is possible I'm bothered by people
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taking advantage of me.
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No.
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How long is he going to be like this?
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Well, last time he requested no eye
contact for eight months, but it was a
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good year and a half before he stopped
listening to speed metal. This is
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ridiculous.
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Teddy, your gloves are great. You should
be really proud, but you need to accept
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the fact that they didn't win and move
on.
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No, my gloves were a masterpiece. I
should have won.
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It was rigged.
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You don't have to do this, but there's
something you need to see.
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Hello, Teddy.
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This is the winner of the Wayne
Innovation Prize.
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This guy won.
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There's no way somebody this
good-looking could invent something
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better than these.
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No, he didn't invent something better
than those. He is the invention.
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Are you checking out our robot?
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It's not that cool.
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Would you like me to be cooler?
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I hear the Strokes are playing a secret
show tonight in Joaquin Phoenix's
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backyard.
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Oh, yeah, those mittens are super dope,
too, bro.
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See,
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this is why I didn't want to submit. But
you went behind my back, and you did it
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anyway. I was doing it for you.
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No, you did it for you.
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You didn't like that you were in charge
of a division of nobodies.
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Well, maybe we wouldn't be a division of
nobodies if we had less pouty babies and
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more people like your brother.
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Went too far. I already regret it.
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Get out of here! Frostbite!
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Wow.
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Really puts things in perspective.
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I can't even remember what we were
talking about. Oh, you were saying that
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you wished you hired my brother instead
of me.
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Was that today?
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Yeah.
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Oh, crap, the handle's frozen.
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Teddy. What? Your gloves.
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We can use them to unfreeze the handle.
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Or unfreeze from some phosphorus.
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Yeah, here we go.
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I thought it's working.
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Of course it's working. I said it's
deep-fried turkey.
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You know, you were right.
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I entered the contest for me.
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I'm sorry, Teddy.
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I didn't bust my ass my whole life to
hear those Wainwrights dicks tell me I'm
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a nobody.
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Try being reminded you're a nobody every
single time you talk to your parents.
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Oh, trust me. I know how hard it is to
live in a sibling's shadow.
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Oh, yeah? What does your sister do?
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She's a dog walker.
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I just know it's really hard for her
sometimes.
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You don't know... I know what it's like.
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You're my space doctor brother, which
makes me your dog-walking little sister.
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And she's a great person who's capable
of great things, just like you.
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Right. I'm going to be here my whole
life while my brother's performing open
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-air surgery in zero gravity.
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Well, we'll both be here.
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And for what it's worth, I'm glad I'm
here with you.
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That was brutal.
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Sorry, it must have been very cold.
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No, I meant listening to that
conversation.
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The gloves are cool, though. Can I have
those?
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Yeah, I mean, you gonna use them to,
like, fight crime and stuff?
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No, I'm gonna use them to make popcorn.
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Of course I'm gonna use them to fight
crime, you dink.
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Van, I want to apologize for my
outburst. You embarrassed me in front of
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Dylan and her squad.
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I'm sorry, it's the...
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I learned that I could say no and still
be a nice person, because I also need to
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be nice to myself.
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I'm sorry, too.
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I'm used to bossing servants around.
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They're who raised me.
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My father was always working. He was too
busy to spend time with me or teach me
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how to build things.
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That's so sad.
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Except for the cartoonish level of
opulence.
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Yeah, that was pretty cool.
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The one thing I wanted my entire
childhood...
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It was a dream, really. It was to build
a treehouse with my father.
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He promised, but year after year, that
dream was crushed.
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00:20:25,490 --> 00:20:29,690
Well, Van, we're gonna build you that
treehouse. Oh, no. I cannot let you do
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that. No, no, no. You just picked a
tree, and it's yours. I'm gonna get
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started on the blueprints. I'm gonna
make your dreams come true.
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Thank you, Ron!
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Whatever your last name is.
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Dylan! Hey!
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I found somebody to build your stupid
treehouse. Now, you make good on our
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deal, and you let me and your mom have a
little bit of grown-up time.
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Yes, I'm talking about sex.
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With her modern take on a classic apple
pie.
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This just in. Cold season is over.
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Crimson Fox defeated several cold
villains using what appears to be a pair
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of super-heated gloves.
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Hey, it's Teddy's gloves.
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Looks like I brought Teddy back.
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I am a genius!
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Teddy, Ted!
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It's going to be really easy to work
with now.
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That's funny.
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