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Isn't it funny how we ended up on the
same bus again?
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You chased it down the street, leapt off
an overpass onto the roof and punched
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your way in through a window.
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I didn't want to be late for work.
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Jarvis, just stop.
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It's clear that you're falling in... to
that hole.
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That's why I said, Jarvis, just stop.
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I didn't want you to fall into that
hole.
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Huh. Hey, Jarvis, while you're down
there, would you mind helping me dig?
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Ow.
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Knox, why are you digging a hole in the
courtyard?
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I wanted a dirt bike, so I'm making one
out of dirt.
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What is this?
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A complete failure to understand the
term dirt bike.
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No.
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This.
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Wow.
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That must have been some turkey dinner.
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See if you can find a giant sweet
potato.
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Or a giant piece of broccoli that's been
chewed once and then spit into a giant
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napkin.
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This isn't from a giant turkey, you
giant turkey.
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From the size and age, I think this is a
leg bone that belongs to a dinosaur.
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Well, we should find him and give it
back.
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He couldn't have gone very far without a
leg.
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Just think, there was once a big
lumbering beast with a tiny little brain
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right here in this very spot.
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Can you picture that?
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Don't worry, I'm coming, Dino!
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Yeah, I can picture that.
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Through all the ups and all the downs,
downs We'll always find a way around So
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here we go! Whoa!
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Here we go!
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Whoa!
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Yeah, here we go! Whoa!
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You got me!
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I got you!
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Here we go!
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Wow,
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you brought a big lunch!
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All my mom packed for me was this giant
piece of broccoli.
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Not my lunch. It's a dinosaur bone.
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If I can extract DNA from this bone, we
can create clone dinosaurs.
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What? Why would we do that?
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We're always looking for the next
must-have thing for kids. What kid
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wouldn't want a real live dinosaur?
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The kind of kid that doesn't want to
become real live dinosaur food?
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I'm not letting you create a 40-foot
T-Rex.
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It's too dangerous.
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I've seen that movie.
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And the sequel.
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And the other sequel.
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And the reboot.
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But... But nothing.
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Piper. Let it go.
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Fine!
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And Bowie, eat your broccoli.
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Fine!
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Jarvis, there you are.
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Knox, you're wearing a suit.
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And not the kind that starts with
bathing wet at birthday.
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Don't call me Knox.
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Call me Malcolm Knoxford the Third. My
father, Malcolm Knoxford the...
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Second?
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Second, is this super successful
businessman and thinks I'm a total screw
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-up. So, I told him I was the president
of Knick Knack Toys.
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You did?
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Yeah, and he was so proud, he decided to
come visit me at work.
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When's he coming?
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Like, one second ago, when the elevator
went ding!
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So, this is your company, huh, son? All
the toys, colors, roller coasters.
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Little juvenile, would you think? Yeah,
none of that's for me. I'm all about the
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business. That stuff's for my employees.
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Good thinking. If they think work is
fun, they won't mind if they're grossly
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underpaid, huh?
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So you work for my son?
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Yup, and he's a great boss.
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I'm... I mean, a cruel, tyrannical boss
who squeezes every ounce of sweat out of
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his employees.
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That's my boy.
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So what is it you do here?
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Oh, me?
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I'm the... Angry goth techie.
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Doesn't look very goth.
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That's why he's angry.
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Grr.
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You can change into your regular goth
clothes now.
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Thanks, Mr. Knoxford.
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But clock out first! I'm not paying you
to change your pants!
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I can't believe Jarvis won't let me
clone dinosaurs.
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He can be so bossy.
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Just tell me about it.
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What are you doing?
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Usually my chauffeur woos for me, but
it's his day off.
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I mean, I fired him.
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Because he wanted a day off.
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Well, I've met your angry goth techie.
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Who puts metal studs on the inside of
pants?
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Who seems even angrier now. But I, uh,
wouldn't mind meeting some of your other
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underlings.
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Why is Knox wearing a suit?
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Why are you wearing my pants?
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Inside out.
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Knox told his dad he's president of the
company and that I'm the angry goth
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techie. Just play along.
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Guys, this is my father, Malcolm
Knoxford the I forget.
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Hello? So what fabulous new project are
you working on for my son?
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For your son? My boss?
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My only boss?
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from this bone. No, we're not. Quiet,
freak!
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Well, keep up the good work.
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Aren't you worried children will be
killed before they buy all the
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accessories?
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We'll just have to sell them up front as
part of an overpriced deluxe package.
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So what is it you do, young man?
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Uh... She's the Bowie.
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What's a Bowie? I don't know, but we
need one.
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Yep, I'm the Bowie. The creepy,
mysterious Bowie.
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And this is our gorgeous but ditzy
receptionist.
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Hi.
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Piper. I really don't want you cloning a
dinosaur.
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Sorry, I'm just doing what my boss
wants.
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Though I am not happy about being the
Bowie.
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Geneva, what are you doing?
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Just cleaning.
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Knox told me I'm the cleaning woman from
Miskatania.
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I had no idea I was born there.
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Then what's Mrs. Bumpkiss doing?
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Look like a boy.
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I am a boy.
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And you still work for me.
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I don't work at all.
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Okay, I get that a 40-foot T-Rex might
be a slightly dangerous toy.
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What if I could make a safe... A tiny
dinosaur.
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A tinosaur.
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How you gonna do that?
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By combining the dinosaur DNA with the
DNA of something very small and weak.
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What's up, dudes?
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I'm the product safety tester.
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Like a little bit of Aster's blood.
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Okay, that's enough, Aster. I really
just need a small amount.
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Seriously, I know you're just trying to
help, but that is way more blood than I
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need.
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Anyway, here's the dinosaur.
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Aww.
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Wow, that little guy's adorable.
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Thanks, but I'm of average height, dude.
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Very impressive, son.
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How'd you create that thing?
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Well... First we extracted DNA from the
bone marrow and... Not you, useless
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Bowie I hired for some reason.
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You're the techie. You explain it.
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Oh. Well, first we extracted DNA from
the bone marrow.
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Then a little of this, little of that.
Boom, boom, boom.
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Dinosaur.
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Way to bore us with science speak, nerd.
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Well, I'm just amazed how cute and
docile he is.
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Told you.
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Master, something's breathing on my
neck.
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And unless you're on stilts, it can't be
you.
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Keep your eyes open for that.
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I'm trapped in here.
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I'm supposed to be a Miskitanian
cleaning woman, but I realized I don't
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speak Miskitanian. Can't teach very hard
language.
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Oh, I already learned it.
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I took an online course over lunch.
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It helps that I take a very long lunch.
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Up to that point, I had just been faking
Miskitanian by speaking gibberish.
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I'm amazed no one noticed.
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Bumpkiss noticed.
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Very good ears.
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And long...
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Anyway, now that I know Meesketanian, I
need someone to practice speaking it
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with. And you speak fluent Meesketanian.
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Kids speak bad tooth.
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Bubkis means you can't speak bad tooth.
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Well, you don't have a drawer full of
teeth.
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And you can't leave to go to the
dentist.
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There's a tiny dinosaur on the loose.
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I'll have to pull it out for you.
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Don't you mean his office?
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Right. His office.
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Yup. I love all this creepy, depressing
stuff.
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Obviously, it's his office. Why else
would there be all these pictures of
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him?
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This won't hurt a bit.
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This will hurt a bit.
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I just wanted you to know the
difference.
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What tooth is it? They're all kind of
rotten.
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I'll just yank them all to be safe.
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I know you're nervous.
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Don't worry.
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We just need some sort of knockout gas.
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I meant for you.
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Gee, the lack of humility before nature
that's being displayed here, um,
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staggers me.
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You promised me it would be tame!
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Don't you mean she promised me?
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Whatever!
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Didn't you mix in Aster's weak, tiny,
frail, pipsqueak DNA?
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Yes, but some other DNA must have also
gotten mixed in. DNA from some angry,
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ferocious creature.
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Well, until we figure out what to do,
it's not safe to leave this room.
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It's also not safe to stay in this room!
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Classic chaos theory.
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I think.
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I didn't really understand that movie.
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to do something. It's going to break
through the door.
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Someone's got to go out there and stop
it.
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It needs to be the person with the best
chance of survival. Okay? The strongest.
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The most athletic.
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Good luck, Aster.
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Me?
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Of course you.
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Who am I going to send?
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Bowie? Or the Bowie?
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You're the product safety tester.
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Danger. Let me back in! Let me back in!
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Oh, hi, Mrs. Bubkiss.
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I came to first, so I decided to get
started.
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I can explain.
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No need.
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I see what's happening here, Mrs.
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Bubkiss.
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I pulled off your face and that is your
creepy bony skull.
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I don't hear Astro screaming anymore.
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He must have gotten over his fear.
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No, I think he's dead.
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What are we gonna do?
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Send flowers, maybe a catered meal.
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Well, in the movie and the sequel and
the other sequel and the reboot, they're
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always saved when the dinosaur is
attacked by a bigger dinosaur.
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We don't have a bigger dinosaur!
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We have part of one.
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What are you doing, son?
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You are an important executive, not one
of these expendable lackeys.
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He's a very expensive designer.
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Oh, never mind. I'm dressed like Knox.
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Enjoy your meal.
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Hey, pick on someone my own size.
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Me.
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Going, going.
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Someone else's problem.
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Wow.
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I heard of T-ball, but not T-rex ball.
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Stop it.
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You're too poor to chortle.
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Wow, that tooth just won't come out.
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I guess we'll just have to give up.
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On the pliers and try drilling.
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Is it safe?
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Yep, the dinosaur's gone. You can come
out now.
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Oh, good.
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Oops.
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Sorry, Mrs.
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Bubkiss.
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Mrs.
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Bubkiss, your teeth are all over the
floor.
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Luckily, we have a mescatanium cleaning
woman.
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I'm gonna have to charge you for a teeth
cleaning.
261
00:19:30,450 --> 00:19:31,450
I don't understand.
262
00:19:31,930 --> 00:19:33,690
Why are you so good with a bat?
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And you, you were almost killed.
264
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You're supposed to be indestructible and
hard-headed.
265
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I'm not.
266
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I'm destructible. I'm very soft-headed.
267
00:19:43,590 --> 00:19:46,750
I have to use a gentle shampoo, not for
my hair, for my head.
268
00:19:49,070 --> 00:19:51,450
Why would you pretend to be something
you're not?
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Nobody should live a lie.
270
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You should be who you are and be proud
of it.
271
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You're right.
272
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It's time I admitted to all of you and
myself that I am... I'm not really the
273
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president of Knick Knack.
274
00:20:03,890 --> 00:20:07,490
What? As I was saying before, I was so
rudely interrupted.
275
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It's time I admitted to all of you and
myself that I actually love this tank
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top.
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I'm sorry, Dad.
278
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I knew you'd be disappointed, so I made
everything up.
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Until today, I'd never even chortled.
280
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I just don't have the business gene.
281
00:20:28,190 --> 00:20:32,270
Malcolm, you looked me straight in the
eye and lied to my face?
282
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You do have the business gene.
283
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I'm proud of you, son.
284
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Come on.
285
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I'll show you how important it is to
make a point of hiring women.
286
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Really? That's great.
287
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Oh, you got that right, fella.
288
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You can pay them 60 cents on the dollar.
289
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Uh... How about instead I teach you how
to ride a dirt bike?
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Here at Knick Knack, we're always trying
to bring you amazing new products.
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That's why we combine DNA from a
Tyrannosaurus Rex with DNA from
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something very small and weak. Hello!
And DNA from someone with the business
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gene.
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To create the perfect dinosaur for your
office or workplace.
295
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And you can pay them even less than
women.
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What are you doing in our commercial?
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I'm P. Everett Nicknack. The P stands
for prehistoric.
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Yeah, like some people's attitude toward
women.
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