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>> Whoa!
Yeah!
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Hayley >> This is really simple.
Just keep the Fire Salamander
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funneled in our direction.
Watch us do the rest.
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Jake >> Ya-haa!
Come here, buddy.
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Hey, I've got it on the run,
guys, coming your way.
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Yeah.
Come here!
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>> Just guide it to the cage.
>> No, no, seriously.
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I think I got it.
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***
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Come here.
Come on.
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Where you going?
I gotcha.
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>> Remember, shoot
just above its head.
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Oh-ho.
>> Keep its head down.
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Keep its head down!
Keep its head down!
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Head down! Head down! Head down!
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Head wasn't down.
Jake >> Hey, don't worry.
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My mistake.
I'll take care of it.
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>> Wait, don't freelance!
Wait for us!
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Jake >> Ah ha!
Give it up, Sparky!
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Got you!
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Gotcha!
Yes!
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Ha, ha.
Yeah!
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Not bad, huh?
>> Oh no.
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What have you done?
>> Captured a Fire Salamander.
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Isn't that my job?
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>> But that's not protocol.
Let it out.
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>> Are you just freaking out
because you didn't catch it.
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>> No, I'm freaking out
because it's going to...oh, oh.
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>> Ahhh.
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>> Explode.
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>> Oh.
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***
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Jake >> Oh! Oh, hot, hot,
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hot, hot, hot, hot, hot.
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Oh, cold...
cold, cold.
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Felix >> Clothes.
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>> We didn't want it taken out.
We wanted it captured.
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>> Yeah, we try not
to destroy every creature
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we come across, Jake.
Mr. Stockley >> Plus, Jake,
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when a Fire Salamander
self destructs, it emits
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a terrible smelling goo.
>> No joke.
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Look, it was a mistake.
I promise it won't happen again.
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>> That's nice.
However, the problem is that
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that goo has been known
to attract Giant
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Ravenous Repticores.
Hayley >> Yeah.
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Luckily none have been
spotted in over 100 years.
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Jake >> So, no problem then.
>> That's because no onhas
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been dumb enough to kill a Fire
Salamander in the first place.
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>> And that's why you can
only capture them
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in specialized containers.
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Didn't you read the report?
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>> I was going to.
I thought it was smarter
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to trust my instincts.
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>> You guys better
get to class.
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We'll clean up the
attack scene later.
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>> Wait.
My science project was
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in my backpack.
What should I do?
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>> Ask your instincts.
Oh, I'm on fire.
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Jake >> I'll just tell
him my dog ate it.
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>> If you tell me your dog
ate it, I'm going to fail you
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right here.
>> No, of course not.
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I was actually trying
to take the potato clock
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to a whole new level.
You know, like an atomic
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potato clock -
time, weather, calculator,
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you know, potato apps.
But then, it blew up.
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>> You're saying
your potato exploded?
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Jake >> Apparently they're
more volatile than you think.
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And if you ask me, it's not
the best use for a potato.
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Have you had French fries?
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>> I'll tell you what,
Mr. Collins, you've got until
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Wednesday to hand in your
project or you get an 'F'.
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Do you know how many
hours that gives you?
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>> Not exactly.
>> That's because you don't
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have your potato clock.
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>> Dude, I said it once and
I'll say it again, ant farm.
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Angie >> Oh! Oh!
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>> Oh!
Oh, Angie, I am so sorry.
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Look, that was
a total accident.
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>> Right.
I'm supposed to believe
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that the star athlete,
ballerina and cheerleader
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picks this one time in her
whole life to have an accident.
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How dumb do you think I am?
>> No, I just...
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I didn't see you there.
>> Oh, so now I'm invisible
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to you.
>> Well, you know that's
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not what I meant.
>> I'm super popular Hayley.
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You better get out of my way or
I'll smash your dessert treats
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all over you!
>> Look, Angie, I'm not
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like that.
I said I'm sorry and I meant it.
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>> You're only sorry because
you know you've made an enemy,
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for life!
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>> What?
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***
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>> Ah, Jake, glad you're here.
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Look at the activity
levels on the Troop Grid.
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>> Great.
I'll suit up and grab a weapon,
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something with
a little zing to it?
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>> Oh, no, no, no, no.
The others will do that.
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I need you to sweep up the
headquarters and clean up
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the microwave.
Some maniac had chili.
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>> Seriously?
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>> And I also need you to
scoop out cells 12 through 39.
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>> Is this a monster
pooper scooper?
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>> Everything poops, Jake.
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>> You've got to let me
hunt monsters.
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It's what I was born to do.
I'm sorry about
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the Fire Salamander.
I know I should have
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read more and...
>> That reminds me.
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Here.
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Familiarize yourself
with the monsters.
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Read it by Monday.
>> Monday?
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>> But first...go down
to the Maxi-Mart and pick up
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these things.
>> What is this stuff?
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>> It's what we feed
the monsters.
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Oh, and while you're there,
pick up some more chili.
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***
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Mr. Collier >> Oh, can I help
you find something?
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>> Yeah, do you sell bait?
>> Sure do, Aisle 12.
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Nightcrawlers, red worms,
goobers.
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How many do you need?
Two, three?
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>> 128 pounds.
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>> Wow!
Someone's going fishing.
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>> Ha.
>> Follow me.
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***
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>> But wait a minute there, son.
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You got something
behind your ear.
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There we go.
Got it.
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Bingo.
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So, what's with all the ball
bearings, cotton swabs and...
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turtle?
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It's my Mom's birthday.
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>> It's the thought that counts.
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Right this way.
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***
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>> I wouldn't worry about it,
accidents happen.
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>> Yeah, I know that,
but she seemed really mad.
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>> People get mad, Hayley.
That's how they are -
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filled with pointless
misdirected anger.
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Small minded, seething,
meaningless, bonehead...
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>> Felix!
Are you okay?
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>> But believe me, this thing
will vanish faster than
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a toxic vapour monster.
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>> No problem, guys.
I got it.
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>> Uh...where are you
going with the Gleegor?
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>> Gleegor?
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This is a monster?
>> Yeah.
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>> Well, then, I've got to
go clean up whatever it is
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I tucked in its bed.
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Sounds like someone's
got a nasty...
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>> ...cold.
Ahhhhhhhhhhh...!
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***
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Hayley >> Oh, no.
Oh, no.
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Ohhh...no.
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>> Yup, she sent it
to the whole school.
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>> Oh, no.
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>> Yeah, I can't tell
if those lines are wavy,
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meaning you stink, or straight,
meaning you're loud.
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>> This has to stop.
>> She probably meant you stink.
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Hey!
Check this out.
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I just got it.
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***
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>> Good morning, Angie.
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>> Oh, good morning.
What, so you think
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you're a Princess now?
Greeting the lowly commoner.
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Hey!
Look at me.
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I'm Hayley, Queen of the School.
>> Look, it's just
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a peace offering.
I'm just trying to make friends.
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>> More like a bribe.
What, so you think you can
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just buy me off.
>> No.
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It's a gift.
I made you some cupcakes
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to replace the one
I accidently knocked into you.
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>> Cupcakes, huh?
Now you're teasing me, too.
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Cupcakes...for the girl
they used to call Fat Angie!
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>> What?
No, no, I never called you that.
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>> That's because you were
too stuck-up to even talk to me.
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You know, I loathe you.
I wouldn't eat your
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guilt cakes if you paid me
a million dollars.
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Why should you get everything?
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Felix >> It's okay
if someone hates you.
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It's a part of life, accept it.
>> But no one's
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ever hated me before.
>> That's impossible.
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They'll always be someone
who doesn't like you.
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Look at me, I'm widely disliked
by teachers, students,
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a few clergymen...
>> Yeah, well it's not me.
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>> ...Quakers, immediate
family members.
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I had clowns walk out
of my birthday party once.
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>> That's sad.
>> It's okay.
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I got a full refund.
What, what!
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>> We got trouble.
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Look at this.
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>> "Gemini, today you
will find love."
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That's nice.
>> Mmmmmm....
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>> No, below that.
Missing person.
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I think we've had an attack.
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>> Wow, he missed
a bridge tournament.
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Should we alert National?
>> I've played with this guy.
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He would never a game, so I went
down to the Maxi-Mart
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and I found this.
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I think you'll find there's
still some Fire Salamander
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residue on it.
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***
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People...
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we're going to capture
ourselves a Repticore.
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***
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***
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>> This stuff really works.
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>> Hungry, Repticore?
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Yeah, well, eat Quantum
Integrated Reciprocating
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Pulse Laser Ray.
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Plasma rays don't work.
Note to self - study
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the manual better.
Let's try these.
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Whatever they are.
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Uh!
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Uh!
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Argh!
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AHHH...!
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Ahhh!
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AH!
Oh!
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Oh!
No, I...
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I can't...
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get...
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an 'F'!
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AHHHHHHH!
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>>Dispensing weapon.
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***
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>> Ha ha.
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>>Dispensing weapon.
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***
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***
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>> Mr. Stockley,
the weapons dispenser's broken.
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>> It's not broken.
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It's Jake.
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>> I thought he was
cleaning out the cells.
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>> Where are you?
>> Hey, Felix.
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I've got some good news
and some bad news.
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The good news is I'm closing
in on the Repticore.
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>> Really?
How close are you?
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>> Well, that's the bad news.
It kind of...ate me.
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>> Oh, wow.
That's bad.
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Mr. Stockley >> I'll stay here
and track you on the Troop Grid.
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Just relax, okay?
Felix >> How'd this happen?
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>> I was just trying to capture
the Repticore on my own
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to shows you guys
I'm not a total doofus.
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>> Wow, that worked.
We're on our way.
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***
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>> Look, I know why you
don't want to talk to me.
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I over-reacted.
It's just that I've been
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going through a lot lately.
My parents aren't
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getting along...
>> I'm really sorry to hear
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that but, you know,
I really got to go.
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>> It'll just take a second.
Just hear me out.
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Where was I?
>> Your parents.
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>> Oh, right, my parents.
And my dog's missing.
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>> You know, I don't want to
be rude, Angie, but I really
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have to go.
>> No, no, no, no, no.
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Look, I know I took
my anger out on you.
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That's why I wanted to
give you this gift from me
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to say that I'm sorry.
>> You know, I really
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gotta go, sorry.
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Angie >> Mmmmphh...!
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Huh!
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I despise you Hayley Steele!
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Hayley >> Sorry!
It's okay to be despised.
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Felix >> Welcome to my world.
Hayley >> Huh.
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>> Mmmm!
Oh!
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>> My name
is Piggy, what's yours?
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>> Oh, hello.
>> Mr. Collier?
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>> Tell me you brought
a deck of cards.
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>> Sorry.
I didn't expect to see you here.
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>> I guess I must be dreaming.
My dreams have always
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been kind of weird
but this one's got me baffled.
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>> Are you okay?
Mr. Collier >> Must have been
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those fish sticks I ate.
I thought they tasted funny.
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Are you sure you don't
have a deck of cards?
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>> Uh...sorry.
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>> This dream is quickly
becoming a nightmare.
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>> Jake, you still there?
Jake >> Yeah, haven't
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gone anywhere.
Felix >> Whatever you do, stay
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out of the digestive system.
The acids will melt your skin.
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Plus, there's only one way out
and you won't like it.
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We're almost there, hang tough.
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Mr. Collier >> Oh, hey,
I know what happens next.
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I get sucked in, meet my Uncle
Lou and we do jigsaw puzzles.
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Jake >> Take my hand.
>> All right.
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>> Come on.
Come on.
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Here we go.
Whew.
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There's a dog on your leg.
>> Yeah, I have no idea
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what it means.
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Jake >> Guys, I'm really
sorry for all this mess.
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>> Why did you try the
catch the Repticore alone?
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>> I was just trying to prove
that I should be treated like
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a full member of the team.
Felix >> What are you
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talking about?
>> You know, all that hazing,
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feeding, the cleaning the cages.
Hayley >> That's not hazing.
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We're just trying
to get you up to speed.
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>> Yeah, you feed the monsters
to learn about them.
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You clean headquarters
to know the equipment.
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It's about building
a better team.
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>> I have a great idea for team
building - tell the team member
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about it before one of them
gets eaten by a giant monster.
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>> Noted.
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Mr. Collier >> It's okay.
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***
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>> Okay, Felix.
Repticore can't see us
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so just concentrate
on preparing these explosives.
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No rush.
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>> OW!
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>> Oh...!
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>> Okay, Felix, now rush.
>> I need a minute.
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>> You don't have a minute.
>> Get me one.
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***
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>> Hey, hey, come on!
This way tentacle-face!
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Huh, come on!
Come on over here, frog face!
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I've seen pickles
scarier than you!
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Oh!
How're we doing, Felix?
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Felix >> I'm still a little
mad at you for rushing me
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but I'll get over it!
Hayley >> Look, I'm glad you're
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in a good emotional place
but just do this already!
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Mr. Collier >> This thing
won't stop moving.
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I...I think I'm
going to throw up.
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>> I think this is one of the
few places where that's okay.
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Felix >> It's actually good
you got swallowed.
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The Repticore's stomach
is its only vulnerable spot.
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Now, do you see anything in
there that's soft or gooey?
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>> I'm in a stomach.
Everything in here
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is soft and gooey.
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>> I'm sending something in.
Make sure you clamp it
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to whatever it'll stick to.
Jake >> Copy that.
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Hayley >> It's got me!
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This will curl, NO!
Ouch!
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>> Coming!
Hayley >> I'm going
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to kick it in the mouth!
Ready?
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Aim!
Now!
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Ow! Ow! Ow!
OW!
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Jake >> Okay, now what?
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>> Drop into its
digestive system!
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Jake >> You said to
stay out of there.
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>> That was before you attached
a bomb to its stomach.
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Jake >> Again, communication
would have been helpful!
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>> Dive, Jake, dive!
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>> Jake?
>> Jake?
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Oh, no.
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>> Whooah!
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Oh, that was awesome!
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And I thought the Fire
Salamander stank.
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Whoo!
That was great!
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Thanks, partners.
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>> If he thinks I'm going
to shake that stinky hand...
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>> Not until at least
an hour in the scrubber.
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>> Can I wake up now?
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***
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>> Angie?
I have a peace offering.
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>> Frosting!
Oh, thank you.
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>> I thought this would clear
things up between us.
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>> Oh, yeah.
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You stole my dog!
>> Wait...
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>> Why are you out to get me,
dognapper?
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I hate you, Hayley Steele.
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You'll regret the
day you crossed me!
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>> What?
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Jake >> So, he won't
remember any of it?
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>> Not at all.
We snarked him.
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>> Mr. Collins.
>> Mr. Spezza.
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Have you been hiding behind
those lockers waiting for me?
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>> Only for 45 minutes.
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Tick tock, tick tock.
Time's up.
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>> Right, the potato clock.
You thought I forget
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but funny story, I, uh...
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Felix >> Left your project
at my house, last night.
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>> Yeah.
>> He stayed up all night
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working on it.
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>> Really?
Okay.
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I don't get to fail you today,
Collins, but, uh...
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there's always tomorrow.
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Carson Simmons!
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>> You'll get a 'B'.
I would've have given you
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an 'A' potato but Mr. Spezza
would never believe it
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so I, uh...
Jaked it up.
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>> Thanks, man.
I really appreciate that.
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Jaked it up?
What does that mean?
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