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Amazing,

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isn't it, Yuri?

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Just think of it.

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A South American frog that could

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decimate an alligator within seconds.

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In my documentary, I think I'll call

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them assassin amphibians.

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Or maybe

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maybe pretty poison. What do you think?

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I think it stinks.

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You're overreacting.

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I don't think so.

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You are talking about endangering the

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entire ecosystem of this place just to

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make a headline.

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Never understand the responsibility I

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bear. Get the frogs.

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You are beautiful, my poisonous

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darlings.

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We'll keep a few if anything goes wrong.

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Release them.

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Release them, Yuri, now or you're

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through.

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Heat. Heat.

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The swamp is my world. It is who I am.

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It is what I am.

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I was once a man. I know the evil men

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do.

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Do not bring your evil here. I warn you.

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Beware the wrath of

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Swamp Thing.

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Oh, Will, these are beautiful.

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Oh, I expected more of the bachelor

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touch from you while I was gone. Not

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fresh flowers. Well,

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you haven't seen my room yet.

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A warning, huh?

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Definitely.

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Tresa, I know you've had a long hard

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trip, but we're going to have a cool

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time here, guaranteed. Okay, look,

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you're probably going to see quite a few

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strange things around here as usual.

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What was I saying? That one day it's

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toxic pollution, the next it's some rich

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dude in a chauffeur limousine.

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I don't believe it. It's Ian James.

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Who?

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He's only the greatest naturalist alive.

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Haven't you ever seen any of his

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specials or read about him in the

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magazines?

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My god, I can't meet him looking like

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this.

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What?

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Will, you should have told me we have

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company.

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Sorry. Um, Tresa Kip, this is

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Oh, I know who he is. Mr. James, it is a

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pleasure.

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My words exactly.

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Oh, thank you.

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You've obviously met my stepson.

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We're old friends already. I'm shooting

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part of my new network special here on

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the life of the swamp. And they told me

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in town that you might have rooms to

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rent. Oh,

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well, I wouldn't let you pay. It would

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be an honor to have you in my home, Mr.

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James.

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Excellent. Yuri, handle the equipment

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and uh tell my driver to bring the

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champagne and brandy into the house.

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I'll give you a hand.

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Oh, I'll take that. Personal items.

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Come on. This way.

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Anyway, we just finished a day shoot and

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I walked to a place where I could look

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out over Lake Tanganika.

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Um,

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it was overwhelming.

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The mist was rising off the lake and the

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sunset was brilliant and and powerful.

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I I stared at it thinking what a

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incredibly beautiful place it was and I

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saw a chimpanzee not far from me

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staring at the same sunset and I knew

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that he was having the same aesthetic

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experience that I was despite the

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evolutionary gulf between us. Our eyes

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met.

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It was the most profound moment of my

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life.

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An absolute bond you existed between the

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two of us.

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We had

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shared the mystery.

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You will excuse me. Thank you for

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dinner.

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Oh, of course.

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Will

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Ian?

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So, uh, tell me, Mr. James, did you have

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a chauffeur limousine in Africa? Well,

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give me a hand.

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Why don't I just wait in the living

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room?

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What's the matter with you? He's a great

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man and you're being rude.

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Tresa, in Philly, we got one rule. The

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bigger the smile, the more they're

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trying to hide. Now, he just set a world

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record for showing his teeth, especially

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to you.

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Well, that young man is none of your

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business.

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Now, tell me about your son, Jim.

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Since he disappeared, I followed every

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lead I could. I've been to Brazil and

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Argentina.

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Lots of dead ends. I'm afraid he might

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be in some kind of white slavery ring.

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Look, um,

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here's the name and number of a man that

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I know with the security forces of

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Venezuela. He may have some information

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or or he may know someone who does. Just

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tell him I sent you.

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Don't worry about a thing.

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I'm so grateful.

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You are a beautiful person, Ta.

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Uh, this is going too fast, Deian.

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Well,

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I've learned not to let moments that

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touch one's

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soul slip away. Moments like the one I

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had in Africa and like the one we're

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having now.

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I guess you weren't listening.

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Good night.

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Good night.

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It can't be.

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I am deep within the swamp. The day is

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sweltering. The air thick with insects,

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the foliage dense. In this rarified

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atmosphere, one can truly see why the

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swamp has been called the cradle of

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life. Yeah. No. Hold it. Cut. Uh, will

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get me that spray bottle, would you?

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What's this for?

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Sweat kid. I'm supposed to be in a

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swamp.

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Damn it.

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Who's he?

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My network nuisance.

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Uh, Yuri, go with Will. Get some beauty

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shots. Take the diopters and macro.

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Mark, it's good to see you. Why don't

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you ride back in the limo with me? I've

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got a wonderful Dom Perinone waiting

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already chilled.

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Yeah, I know. We got the bill.

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So, what have you got for me, Ian?

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You've been out for 8 months running up

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costs on four continents and 10

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countries, and I haven't seen frame one.

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Don't worry about it.

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I think it's time you told me exactly

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what you're on to.

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My contract states that you air what I

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give you. Have I given it to you? No.

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End of discussion.

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Your contract, however, doesn't give you

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direct access to our bank accounts.

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These are tough times, Ian. And I'm here

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to tell you that the glory days are

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over. I'm here to tell you that we will

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not put up with any more $200 bottles of

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champagne or chauffeur driven limousines

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anymore.

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Now listen, you little twerp. I agreed

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to sign with your network on the

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condition that I be left totally alone.

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You are nothing. I inherited you. Now,

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if they need some button-d down yepy

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flunky with Vice President Stripes to

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act like he's in charge, fine. But go

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back to your aironditioned office, shut

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your mouth, and go along for the ride.

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Ian,

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um, look, about last night, I just

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wanted to tell you

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Oh, I understand.

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No, I don't think you do.

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Uh, look, for the last three years, most

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of the men that I've dated have assumed

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that my being divorced and a single

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parent gave them license to do whatever

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they wanted.

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Last night, you did the same thing, too.

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I am neither desperate nor lonely,

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nor am I easy prey.

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Is that understood?

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I don't suppose that

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you'd let me apologize by taking out to

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dinner on Saturday night. Perhaps

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drummer rolling.

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We are in a part of the swamp where the

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conditions for life to flourish are at a

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maximum. Over there in the water,

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alligators thrive and multiply. Part of

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the interplay here. They feed on frogs

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and fish who in turn feed on other

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creatures, predators and prey. The

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magnificent food chain.

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As you can see,

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Yuri Yuri pan right the alligator on the

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bank.

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He's dead.

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Look at the power of his tail, his legs.

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There are no outward signs of human

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predation. Going to examine his mouth.

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Hand me those gloves.

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This is extraordinary.

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A poisonous South American frog that

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shouldn't even be here. Absolutely

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lethal for anything or anyone that comes

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in contact with it.

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Why is it here?

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All right, lock down the B camera. We'll

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use it as we need it, but I want both

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cameras operational for this.

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Right.

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Frogs like these almost always stay on

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moist leaves, the ground, or sometimes

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in trees, but always near the water from

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which they sprang to life. And nothing

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except prolonged exposure to extreme

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heat can kill them.

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Yuri, follow me over here. Frogs, come

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here. Down. Down. Get in as close as you

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can. Be careful. Be careful.

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All my years, I've never seen anything

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like this.

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Two more to your right. Pan right. Pan

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right. There they are. Okay, great. Now

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up and on me. Up and on me.

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It is clear that these frogs are a part

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of this swamp.

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All right, come on in here. Right over

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here. Close on me.

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I'm getting very close to the frog.

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Just do your job.

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Rolling. The implications of this

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discovery are immense. For the first

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time, we have learned that an unexpected

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natural assassin exists in the swamp.

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Okay. Down. Low angle on me.

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Their poison can cause pain, numbness,

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and violent illness. Even if merely

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touched, it is so concentrated it can

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eat right through metal.

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Let's cut Ian. He's right.

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Stay out of it, kid.

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In fact, their poison is so lethal that

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even a tiny amount on the tip of a blow

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dart will kill a man.

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You see it?

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Wasn't on you long enough to do any

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harm.

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Come on, let's get back to work.

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This is your fault.

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All of this.

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YURI, GET BACK HERE. I made you.

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Yeah. Well, now you've lost me. Yuri,

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never mind.

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Show must go on. I'll teach you how to

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push the buttons.

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What did he mean? This was your fault.

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Who cares?

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Tell me about the frogs, James. How come

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there hasn't been any evidence of them

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before?

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That is what is so exciting about this

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work. They've been here for thousands of

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years, but until tonight, well, you saw

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for yourself. There is nothing more

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exhilarating than a true discovery in

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the wild or through the lens of a

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camera.

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It is clear that these frogs are a part

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of this swamp.

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Okay, great. Cut.

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Whatever you are,

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I have caught you for eternity.

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I will try to take more of you if I can,

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but you're already mine. And I am going

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to milk you for everything you're worth.

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Boy, it's a beautiful night, isn't it?

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Tell me, Will, have you ever heard any

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legends out here about strange creatures

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in the swamp?

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Creatures? Yeah. You know, like

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Sasquatch or or the Loch Ness monster.

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Sometimes things are truer than we

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think.

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Things that we don't have answers for.

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Could be. Then again, swamp stories are

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a dime a dozen.

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I just thought I'd ask.

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Tra better hurry and find that jewelry

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or we're going to miss our dinner

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reservations.

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I'm ready, Ian.

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I know that look. What? Look,

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trust me, I'm in control.

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Did I say you weren't?

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You didn't have to.

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Night.

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Night.

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He didn't discover new species. He

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brought them.

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I found the first victim. The swamp is

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in danger, Will. They multiply quickly.

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What can we do?

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Nature doesn't have time to react. I

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must find a way to eradicate them.

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But that could weaken you, Alec.

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I'm only a small part of the swamp. It's

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more important for the swamp as a whole

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to survive.

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There's got to be another way.

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That's my problem. Go.

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Wait. Wait. Alec, he asked me if I knew

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something about a creature living in the

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swamp.

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His camera. He must have caught me with

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it.

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Oh no. You know what could happen to you

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if he shows that on TV? People will

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swarm out here trying to bag you like

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Bigfoot.

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Let me worry about that, Will.

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No, I I got to help you, Alec. I can't

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just sit around doing nothing.

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There's nothing you can do.

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I can find that videotape.

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Here, I'll take that.

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I've got it.

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Ian, I got to talk to you about

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something.

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What is it? I'm in a hurry. Well, um,

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last night Will found a case of yours

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under the porch. Case of poisonous

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frogs. What does that mean?

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I got them for comparison with the ones

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I found in the swamp.

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But you arrived with me. And how could

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you have known you were going to compare

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them when you hadn't discovered them

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yet?

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To be brutally honest, it's really none

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of your business. Dressing. I

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trusted you.

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You got what you wanted.

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How dare you.

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What the heck? The hell happened here?

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Give me that.

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Stay here with the equipment.

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Oh my god.

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You have violated the swamp. Now you

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answer to me.

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You talk.

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You have caused death, James. How dare

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you bring your evil here?

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The bag, James.

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This is crazy.

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The swamp won't let you go. Give me the

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bag.

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Let's go. Move it now. We better sit

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this one out.

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There's no time. Damn it.

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You saw him, didn't you?

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You tell me what you know, we'll both be

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rich.

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I'd never tell you.

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Well, you're a fool.

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You got him on tape, didn't you?

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Wait for my air date and find out.

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Get me to the airport. Get me there now.

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Ian. Ian. Wait. What happened?

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I don't have time to explain.

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Wait. We weren't done talking. As I was

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saying, how dare you.

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That's all right. I got what I wanted.

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Let's go.

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Will, are you all right?

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I'm sorry, man.

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I'm really sorry.

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I am going to make you eat your insults.

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It's all here.

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Well, pardon me for not jumping up and

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down, Ian. Every year for the past

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three, you've brought in your so-called

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latest, greatest, and they've been

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nothing. Boring, self-s serving,

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nothing. What qualifies you to even

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comment on anything I do? I gave you

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$500,000

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to do this show, Ian. That's what

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qualifies me. And if it isn't really

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good,

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I have the pleasure of turning the

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spigot off on you. Put up or shut up.

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I'll do you one better.

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Frank Carlissimo, please. Ian James

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calling.

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He's the president of Security Merchants

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Bank. Frank, you know that 500,000 in

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escrow from QBS broadcasting? Yeah.

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Well, transfer it back to them. Mhm.

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Right away. Don't worry, I'll have it

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back before lunch.

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Right. Right. Bye-bye.

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I'm going to have your head on a

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platter, Steman. So, sit back, relax,

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and watch your career go the way of the

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dodo bird.

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I have the find of the century. Now, you

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could have been part of it, but

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Oh, no.

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Oh, no. It can't be.

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What's wrong?

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I had a swamp creature that the the size

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of Sasquatch. I I had um poison frogs

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that kill alligators.

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Get out of my office.

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Natural predators are part of the swamp.

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Only one threatens it. Man himself.

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Heat. Heat.

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Heat. Hey. Hey. Hey.