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All right.

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Mordecai and Rigby, rake the leaves.

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Muscle man.

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The man with the muscle.

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I've got the usual for you.

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First, I need you to take out the garbage
in the entire park.

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Next, I need you to repave the sidewalk.

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Make sure not to get any cement on you.

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I hear it's impossible to get on.

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Next, I want you to
plow the field because

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you're going to install
the new sprinkler system.

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I'm going to do a trencher.

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It should be easy to use.

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Connect all the galvanized steel pipes.

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They should be pretty light for you.

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Put them into place.

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Bury them.

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And that should be it.

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For the first half of the day,
that is.

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Oh, so much raking.

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Yeah, two old bags of leaves.

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I can't even feel my arms.

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All right, guys.

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Another busy day ahead of us.

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Muscle man, you know that sprinkler system
you installed?

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It works great.

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In fact, I need you to install three more.

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That should be easy for you, right,
big guy?

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It's not fair.

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Why do I always get stuck with the hard
jobs?

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Well, you are the strong one.

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I mean, you are called muscle man.

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Is that all I am to you?

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Just a muscle man?

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Why doesn't Skips do the hard jobs?

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He's strong.

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Sure he is.

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But he's also smart.

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By the way, Skips, I need you to help me
with my taxes today.

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Oh, so he gets a cushy desk job while I
get stuck with manual labor?

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Hey, I'm good with numbers.

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Guess what?

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I'm sick of this job.

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And I'm sick of everyone just using me for
my body.

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I'm gonna prove to you all that I'm just
as smart as I am strong.

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I'm gonna leave the park and get an office
job.

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Why would you do that?

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Yeah, working in an office doesn't prove
that you're smart.

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It will prove it.

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I'll prove it right now.

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Muscle man out.

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Muscle man, no!

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I think you're strong and smart.

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Don't leave!

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I give him three days.

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I give him, let's see, carry the nine,
2.57.

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Can I help you?

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I heard you guys had some jobs.

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Not for you.

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Let me get that for you.

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Here you go.

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Whoa, I've been trying to open that all
morning.

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Maybe we do have a job for you.

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Follow me.

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Here at Omnitech,
we provide our clients with

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business intelligence
and smart e-solutions.

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Yeah, intelligent and smart.

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That's me.

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Good!

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We're only as smart as our employees.

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Omnitech.

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Powered by people.

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You'll be in Ron's old office.

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Where's Ron?

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He got promoted to corporate.

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I'll leave you to it.

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Aw, yeah.

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This'll prove that I'm smart.

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Boring.

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So I told her, hey,
if you want to scan my

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server, you gotta ask
me out on a data first.

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That was a really funny joke.

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I totally got that.

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You know who else scans her server?

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My mom!

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Hi.

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I'm Muscle Man, by the way.

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Randy.

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Andy.

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Gil!

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We're the Cube Bros.

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We're not your typical office drones.

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Okay!

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Well, I guess I'm replacing Ron.

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Oh, wait.

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Are you the guy who opened the pickle jar?

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Yeah.

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It'll take a lot more than that to replace
Ron.

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Any sack of meat can open a pickle jar.

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Yeah.

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A pickle jar's not that hard to open.

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Look, it's not just because I opened that
jar.

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I'm smart too, okay?

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Oh, look.

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12 o'clock.

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Time for our corporately mandated lunch.

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Hey.

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Mind if I come?

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Oh, sorry, rookie.

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Cube Bros only.

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I'll show you.

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Hey, Mitch.

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Did you get that TH-29 formed illegal yet?

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Actually, it's Mitchell.

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And nice try, but that's a trick question.

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The TH-29 would never go to legal because
it is, in fact, illegal.

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Whoa.

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Good catch.

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Looks like someone's been studying up on
Data Ethics Volume 6.

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Volume 6?

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I read the whole series.

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It actually wasn't that hard.

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Whoa.

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Those books are massive.

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How are you holding all of those?

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Do you lift?

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Well, I used to, back at my old job,
but those days are over.

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Now I'm more interested in breaking a
mental sweat.

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Well, sure, but you're, like, really
strong.

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And smart.

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Oh, yeah, sure.

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Sure, now that you've read all those
books, you're up to protocol.

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You know who else is up to protocol?

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My monitor.

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Come.

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on, guys.

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Those cinder blocks aren't gonna move
themselves.

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Ugh.

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Dude, I miss the days when we didn't have
to move cinder blocks.

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I miss the days when we didn't have to do
Muscle Man's work.

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And I miss the
way Muscle Man would make me smile

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with his cool sense of humor after a
long day of work.

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Dude, we gotta go beg him to come back.

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Uh, Mitchell, you have visitors.

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Hey, Muscle Man.

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Uh, one second.

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Memo sent.

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What are you guys doing here?

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Dude, Muscle Man, you gotta come back.

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We really need your back.

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Who are these guys, Mitchell?

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Randy, Andy, Kill, meet my old co-workers.

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Mordecai, Rigby, and Fives.

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Park bros, Q bros.

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Park bros?

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More like college dropout bros,
am I right?

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But seriously, guys, that's a little
harsh.

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Well, Mitchell, we came to announce the
good news.

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As of today, you're officially being
promoted to corporate.

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Whoa, really?

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Well, we think you're ready.

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Yeah, you were like born for this job.

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Woo-hoo!

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I don't know, Muscle Man.

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Do you really want to be stuck in a box
all day?

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This isn't you.

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Yeah, forget this place and come back to
the park already.

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And lift heavy pipes for the rest of my
life?

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Forget that.

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For once, I've found a place that
appreciates me for more than just my body.

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I thought you guys would be happy for me.

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But Muscle Man, we miss you.

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I miss you.

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Please come back.

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He's made his decision.

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Well, congrats on becoming corporate.

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We'll leave you to your new friends,
then.

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Well, now that you've ditched those losers,
we've got to show you to your new office.

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Whoa!

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That's Ron?

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This dude definitely didn't skip leg day.

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RUN!

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What is this?

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The giant hamster wheel generator that
powers OmniTech.

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Our office drone bodies are weak.

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Your brutish strength will keep the wheel
moving to run OmniTech's power generator.

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So, you just wanted me for my body all
along?

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Yeah, Mitch.

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Yeah.

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Now get on the wheel and start RUNNING!

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Yeah.

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Or else we won't work, work, work,
work, work, work.

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What's the deal, guys?

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You sound like...

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Robots!

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Mark Rhodes!

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Help!

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Let's go there!

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We're gonna have three of them!

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Time to sign out!

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Office drones attack!

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Intruder alert!

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Intruder alert!

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Intruder alert!

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Intruder alert!

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Intruder alert!

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Intruder alert!

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OmniTech!

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Tower blind people!

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Give us back our friend!

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No!

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We need him for his body!

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00:09:07,460 --> 00:09:08,460
Huh?

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00:09:09,800 --> 00:09:11,160
The mainframe?

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00:09:11,500 --> 00:09:14,720
I'm gonna have to use my smarts to hack
into it.

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Got this.

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Stop it!

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The camera!

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00:09:19,360 --> 00:09:20,540
What's happening?

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Almost got it.

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00:09:33,000 --> 00:09:33,680
What?

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Congrats on hacking computer solitaire,
genius!

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Get back on that hamster wheel and run,
you sack of meat!

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You'll never be smart!

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Smart this!

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00:09:48,940 --> 00:09:49,940
Oh, no!

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Can't run fast enough with my weak robot
legs!

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This place is gonna blow!

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00:10:15,160 --> 00:10:16,160
Whoa.

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Corporate carnage.

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00:10:18,200 --> 00:10:19,900
Thanks for helping me out, you guys.

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That escalated really quickly.

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00:10:22,401 --> 00:10:24,720
Yeah, you really dodged a bullet on that
one.

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00:10:24,880 --> 00:10:28,080
I still wish I could prove that I'm more
than just a muscle man.

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00:10:28,640 --> 00:10:30,660
Maybe I'm not as smart as I thought.

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Oh, you're smart.

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Just a different kind of smart.

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You just have to find your own way of
showing it.

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I think I got one more idea that will
prove that I'm smart.

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00:10:41,241 --> 00:10:44,880
But seriously, folks, I checked his
computer, right?

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And I told him he has a pretty bad virus.

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You know who else has a pretty bad virus?

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My motherboard!

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Well, at least he's strong.

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So long.

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Mmm.

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00:11:06,460 --> 00:11:07,460
So long.

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There are many responses of engagement.