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- Good morning, New Woodstream.

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Let's have a day of it.

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[light music]

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♪ ♪

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Good morning, Peter.

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Saw your wife.
She told me everything.

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[cat meows]

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[gasps]
Well, who are you, sir?

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I'm going to name you hungry for now.

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And you can call me sucker.

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Let's go. Come on in.

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You're gonna love it.

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Izzy, I have very exciting news.

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Today I am going to start
my first ever full-length novel.

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No more procrastination.

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Now you go lay down
in your orthopedic bed.

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Good darling.

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And begin.

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[phone rings]

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Abigail Mapleworth.
To whom am I speaking?

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- Hey, it's Jerry, your agent.
How's the novel coming?

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- Jerry, I've written
64 murder mystery novellas.

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I think I've got this.

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I once wrote a Yelp review
that was 20 pages long

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about a restaurant that used balsamic
that was not house-made, as claimed.

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- Okay, well,
I'll let you work your magic.

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- There's nothing magic
about murder, Jerry.

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And you should also wear pants
when you're in the office.

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- How did you--

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I hate when you do that.

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- All right. For real this time, Abigail.

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And begin.

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[doorbell dings]

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Oh, my goodness gracious.
[dogs barking]

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No bark!
[barking stops]

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[gasps] Heidi?

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- Hi, Aunt Abigail.
- Ohh, come in here!

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Look at you!

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Oh, you've grown into
such a beautiful young gal.

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I thought you were going to be
a little mushroom like I am,

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but your legs got in the game
just in time.

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- Mom and Dad said thanks so much
for letting me stay here.

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- Of course.
- It was either this

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or go home to Australia,
you know, back in the marsupial pouch.

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- Oh. [laughs]
[dogs barking]

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- Oh!
- Oh, here are all the babies

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from my marsupial pouch.
- Hi! Ohh.

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- Oh, and give her kisses.
Oh, kisses!

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So your parents tell me
that you're going to be finishing college

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at New Woodstream
instead of Princeton.

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- Uh, that reminds me.
I've gotta go online

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and register for classes.
- Hm.

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- Um, what's your Wi-Fi?

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- It's Wireless Network.

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- You should change that.

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Uh, password?
- Oh.

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WXRT443MQ123four--

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the four is spelled F-O-U-R--

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and then an entire line of asterisks

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that just look like
a little blanket of snow.

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- It's a strong password.

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- And if you need anything at all,
at any time, you just--

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[rings bell]

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Dingy-ding.
And I'll be right in that bed right there.

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- Wait, we're sleeping
right next to each other?

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- Mm.
- Don't you have, like,

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three other bedrooms?
- I do.

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There's one for the dogs,
one for the cats,

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and then the third one
is where they all meet for parties.

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[light music]

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♪ ♪

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As you can see, Heidi,

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the town square
is quite the bevy of activity.

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This is my favorite shop
All windchimes all the time,

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and it's open till 11:00.
- [chuckles]

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I can't post any of these.
Is it possible to have negative bars?

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- Oh, there's a grand opening sign
up there.

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Something is exciting.

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Let's check it out.

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- Yeah, yeah, yeah,
it says it's a hot spot. Let's go.

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- Well, I mean, it hasn't opened.

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That's pretty cocky
to call themselves a hot spot. [chuckles]

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- No, it's an Internet hot spot.

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- Congrats on your big opening, jackass.

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Maybe you can finally
pay me back the money

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you sucked from my savings,
you prick.

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I hope you die soon!

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And if you don't, let me know,
so I can kill you myself!

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[screams]

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- Sorry about that.
That's my ex-wife.

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She's an asshole.

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So what do you think
of the shop?

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- It's very nice.
I don't usually frequent meat markets.

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- Oh, God damn it, Ben Jr.!

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What are you doing now?

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- Oh, I wanted to display
my homemade dry rub.

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- [mocking] Dry rub.

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You know what I wanted?
A daughter.

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- You have Samantha.

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- Yeah, but she's a shithead.

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Now get that crap out of here!

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Be better!

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- Yes, sir.

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- Come on. Move it!

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God damn, that boy's got
about as much common sense

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as a bee in a camper toilet.

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Just like his mom,
the asshole from earlier. Hm.

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- Um, excuse me,
what's your Wi-Fi?

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- Wireless Network.

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Password is A1B2C3D4

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and then that little squiggle
that goes over Ns in Mexican words.

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ABIGAIL: Okay.

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- Canelli.

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Get out of here, Andy Hapsberg.

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- You get out of here,
and by out of here,

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I mean out of this town!

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I've been the New Woodstream butcher
since 1987.

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- Well, we're all tired
of your limp meats.

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- You're gonna be closed
and out of business in 30 days.

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- Over my dead body.

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- Well, I can arrange that!

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- I'd like to see you try to kill me!

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- Stop this nonsense.

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You two are grown men.

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I'm trying to show my young niece
around the beauty of New Woodstream,

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and you two are acting
like ridiculous pussies

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going at it hard in the alley.

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- Wow.

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- Now shake hands.

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That's it. I believe in no time
you two will be fast friends,

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sharing grinder stories
and comparing the size of your giblets

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over a cold beer.

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- That was surprisingly fun.

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- Wait till you meet
the women's crochet league.

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Now those are some skilled hookers.

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- That was for you, Heidi.
- [laughs]

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And finally, this is the western
New Woodstream cemetery.

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- Aunt Abigail, this is
the fourth cemetery you've shown me.

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- Well, the rest of them
are closed on Mondays.

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Now let's go have a luncheon.

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- Who says luncheon?

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- I just did.
Did you not hear me?

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And that's my favorite place
to get sanitary napkins.

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[police siren wailing]

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Oh, Heidi.

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I'm going to have to
take off my tour guide hat for a moment

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and exchange it for a mystery-solving tam.

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Let's get to snooping.

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- Okay, yeah.

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- Gilbert, has there been
a crime committed?

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- Ouch, ah, hey, Abigail.
[chuckles]

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Not sure. I was just about to
go check it out myself, but--

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[siren wails]
[laughs] Gol dang it.

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This thing's on the fritz again.

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[laughs] It's possessed.

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Ohh. Okay.

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[siren stops]

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Oh, wait, Abigail.
You know the drill.

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You gotta let me go in first.
Come on!

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- Heidi, turn away, dear.

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[dramatic music]

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There's been a murder.


