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Gene Hazard, Vince Vandercliff,
Ricky Nova, and Dolph.

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Together, they are Mercury Heat.

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Known for their
outrageous costumes, death-defying

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performances, and
their reputation for avoiding the press.

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No interviews.

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Until now.

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Channel 6 leading anchor
Del Hanlon interviews the band for

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the first time
with the hardest... hitting... questions.

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All their secrets finally revealed tonight
at 8.

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Whoa!

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Mercury Heat!

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I can't believe Margaret got us special
press passes.

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Compliments of Channel 6!

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Mordecai and Rigby, you took a DTV from
the domitory.

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DT-what?

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DTV.

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You know, that very expensive piece of
machinery parked outside.

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Oh, yeah.

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We were only gonna use it for like a
minute.

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Is that so?

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Well, I've got surveillance photos that
say otherwise!

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Can it!

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I am so sorry for this, Dr. Langer.

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The DTVs are meant for scientific
research.

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They could have ruined weeks of data!

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There was a line there, and your guys
crossed it.

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That's why I'm enacting a 24-hour
lockdown.

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What?

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No way!

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And Benson here is gonna make sure you
don't leave the house.

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Cause if you do, he's fired!

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What?

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You can't do that!

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Oh, yeah?

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Who's gonna stop me?

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You?

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Uh, that's what I thought.

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Keep them in line, or we'll keep them in
line for you!

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I can't believe this!

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Come on, Benson.

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You know these dome rules are ridiculous.

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Yeah, you're just too afraid to do
anything about it.

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I don't wanna hear it.

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Lockdown, 24 hours, starting now!

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Get inside!

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Aw, dude.

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There is no way we're missing Mercury
heat.

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No one's getting past me.

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No, sir.

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Thanks for helping us out, Pops.

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Of course!

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I've just about had it with these dome
rules.

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They're absolute rubbish, if you ask me.

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How are you gonna distract Benson?

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Leave that to me.

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Wow, Pops.

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That's very impressive.

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I've never had a single lesson.

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But I think my ears are tired
now, so... Well then, let's wake them up!

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Best spot ever!

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Rubber baby buggy bumpers.

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Rubber baby buggy bumpers.

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Look!

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Here they come!

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Whoa!

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Wow!

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What an entrance!

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Dale Hadlin, reporter on Channel 6 News.

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Hey.

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Dude, I can't believe we almost missed
this!

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Good thing our plan is foolproof.

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Yeah, you better sleep.

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Good evening.

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We have a very special treat tonight.

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After years
of avoiding the press, rock sensation

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Mercury Heat is with us for our very
exclusive interview.

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Del Hanlon reports.

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Del?

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Margaret, I gotta say, it's getting pretty
warm up here.

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Cause these guys are bringing in the heat.

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Or should I say, Mercury Heat?

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You know, cause... Now you guys have
been performing together for a while now.

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The fans must know.

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Do you like it?

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Yeah.

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Incredible!

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Now another burning question for all the
true Mercury heads out there.

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Your performances are pretty loud.

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How is that on your ears?

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Ah!

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Dude, what kind of question was that?

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What was that?

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We actually hear very well.

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You got some questions for us.

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Actually, we do.

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Like, why does the
four minute long guitar

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solo in the
song Flames Forever in so abruptly?

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Yeah!

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Is it true it's because the mysterious
fifth member died while recording it?

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I want answers!

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Finally, some real questions.

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You.

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Out.

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You two.

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In.

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And scene.

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I can't believe Mordecai and Rigby said
that to me earlier.

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Nah, Benson.

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You're just too afraid to do anything
about the dome rules.

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Who do those guys think they are?

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I'm their boss for crying out loud.

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I don't think you're mad at Mordecai and
Rigby.

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I think you're just mad
at Dr. Langer cause

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he's technically the
boss now and you're not.

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Oh, that's completely not true.

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Oh, great.

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Now there's a malfunction with the dome
door and I have to go fix it.

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Skips, make sure Mordecai and Rigby don't
leave the house.

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That's another great question.

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Um, what was your name again?

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Mordecai.

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Pizza for only five dollars.

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What was that?

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They're selling more pizza for five
dollars.

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Huh.

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What a deal.

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We'll order some when I get back.

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Those two have really done it this time.

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And that's when I realized, like,
I wasn't mad at the world.

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You know?

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I was mad at myself.

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Oh, there there, Vince.

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Cut the cameras.

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Cut the cameras.

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That was the best interview anyone's ever
given us.

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So, wanna come party with us on our
private jet?

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Yeah, we do.

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Flowsy dome scientists.

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Don't tell me what to do.

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Huh?

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Oh, yeah.

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Yeah, so I wanna graduate high school to
impress my dad, you know?

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Oh, I know what you mean, man.

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All the fans in the world can replace a
father's love.

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Hey, I know what'll cheer you up.

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Hey, Stan, can we get a barrel roll,
please?

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Anything for Mercury heat.

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Whoa!

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Again!

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Again!

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Dude, this is seriously the best night of
my life.

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Hello?

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The jig is up.

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Benson just sealed off the entrance to the
dome.

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Aw, man.

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Pops, you stall him till we get back.

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Benson's on to us.

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He's gonna find out we're not at the park.

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What?

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There's no way we can get back in time!

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There might be a way.

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You ever wear one of these?

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Pops?

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What's going on here?

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Oh, Benson!

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I'm, uh... I'm just
as surprised as you!

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They snuck out!

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I knew it!

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I'm gonna fire them before Dr. Langer
fires me!

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So once we get close to the dome, spread
your wings and coast through the moon door.

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I don't know about this!

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Of course you do!

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Just follow your dreams!

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Mordecai and Rigby!

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I know you're out here!

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Dude!

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Benson's coming!

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Quick!

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Down here!

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I think we lost him.

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Mordecai!

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Rigby!

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Where are you?

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Come on!

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Hurry!

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Wait!

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What's that sound?

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It's coming from down there.

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There you are!

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Benson!

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Something's down there!

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There's a huge monster that looked right
at us!

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That's the lamest excuse I've ever heard.

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Benson!

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Maybe you misunderstood me.

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When I told you to keep them in the house
for 24 hours, I meant it!

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I mean, wow!

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All you had to do was literally keep them
in one place for a day!

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But no!

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You couldn't even do that!

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Now they're out here wearing those stupid
costumes!

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So congratulations, Mordecai and Rigby!

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You're fired!

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What?

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Hey!

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If anyone's gonna fire them, it's me!

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Yeah!

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I don't tell you people how to do your
job, whatever that may be, so you

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certainly don't have the right to tell me
how to do my job!

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This is my park!

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They're my employees!

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You people need to back off and quit
breathing down my neck!

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Do I make myself clear?

214
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Um... Crystal?

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Crystal, clear, has day.

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Well, looks like you got these two under
control.

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I'll... I'll just leave you be.

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Stupid jet pack!

219
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Whoa!

220
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We're sorry we made you look bad,
Benson.

221
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Yeah, we're sorry.

222
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But seriously, though, that was so cool
how you told Langer off like that!

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Hey, what do you expect?

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I'm the boss.

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And as your boss, it's my decision not to
fire you.

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Woo!

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For now.

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Yeah!

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Now take off those costumes.

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You two look ridiculous.

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They're ready.

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And I'm going to the hospital.


