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Behold, therefore
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I will gather all thy lovers with
whom thou hast taken pleasure.
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I will even gather
them round against thee,
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and will discover thy
nakedness unto them.
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Though I was their husband,
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- declareth the Lord...
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And I will judge thee, as
women that break wedlock.
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And he resurrected
himself from the dead.
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What is she doing here?
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I heard you had wine
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and a piano.
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She has lain with the basket weaver.
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She sleeps
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with women.
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Oh.
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Sometimes she does, yes.
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Were you watching us, Father?
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Out!
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Out from this house of God!
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Out!
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Caz!
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Apple? Or one of Jem's scones?
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Oh, Jem's scone, please.
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It's disgusting what
people throw in here.
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This river used to be a food basket
for my family when I was a kid.
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Tuna, watercress, freshwater crays...
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Now, it's a toilet for the cows.
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Do you think these weekly
clean-ups are making a difference?
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Of course. But it's the stuff you
can't see that's the most toxic.
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The blessing for the housing
estate's this afternoon.
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Yeah.
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It's not really my thing, eh.
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Anahera, it's no wonder that
lot think Māori are extinct.
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As mana whenua, we have
to make our presence known.
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And if we're lucky, we
might get a sausage sizzle.
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I'll see you there.
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- Thanks for the scone, Jem.
- All good.
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- Last on the agenda,
- the phasing out of chemical fertilisers by 2030
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bylaw from Gerald Davis for
inclusion on next month's open ballot.
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All in favour?
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Three vo...
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My resignation will be
on your desk by tomorrow.
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I'm busy.
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- Can I have a word?
- Yeah.
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The bylaw was voted
through to a public ballot.
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Sir Keith, a photo with Mayor Richter?
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Of course.
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- Agnes. Have you seen Whina?
- I'm doing the prayer.
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Thank you, Agnes.
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Greetings.
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I am Keith Murphy.
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Good afternoon, everybody.
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Agnes O'Malley has kindly offered
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to open proceedings with a Māori prayer.
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Rūrangi has a proud, pioneering history,
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beginning in 1769,
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when Captain Cook literally
put us on the map of the world.
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The settlers - forebears of many of us -
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soon follow.
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The first timber mills were established,
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and later, the pastoral paradise
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we now call home.
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Anyone for a colonisation cone?
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And we're now celebrating a
fresh new look for our town,
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with Rūrangi's first
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- Sorry, folks.
- ... townhouse complex.
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We're out of all flavours
today, except vanilla.
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- What is she doing?
- We do, however, have a wide range
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of sprinkles smallpox,
environmental degradation,
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language suppression and special
surprise sprinkles of the day -
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land theft.
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Ha! Yummy.
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I couldn't be more proud
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to reveal the name of the new complex.
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You know, a thriving
forest once stood here.
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Mayor Richter, would you
please do the honours?
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In honour of one of the
region's founding fathers,
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and my ancestor, James Murphy, it
gives me great pleasure to pronounce
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- Murphy Meadows...
- A new name!
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... ready for construction.
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James Murphy was responsible
for the murder of my ancestors.
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- Completely untrue.
- He arrived here with an army.
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- He went on a killing spree.
- Let's stick to the facts, Whina.
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And he stole our land.
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We were working in the
fields at the time, unarmed.
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Survival of the fittest, love.
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So, while you all celebrate today,
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remember whose land it is
that you are standing on,
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and whose blood was spilt
so that you could be here,
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because Māori never
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gave any of this
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away.
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Look, I'm sorry you feel that way,
Whina, but I think you'll find that
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this particular block was sold to
council by one of your iwi members.
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And this development is a positive move,
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creating jobs and Māori will benefit.
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He waka eke noa.
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We're all in this canoe
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together.
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Thank you.
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As if this year of drought,
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floods and taxes wasn't enough
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Rūrangi may find itself
voting on a new bylaw.
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Phasing out chemical
fertilisers and phosphates.
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Local dairy farmer Duncan
is on the line with me.
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Are you worried Duncan?
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Nah, mate. Even if it makes the ballot,
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there's no way Rūrangi's
going to vote for it.
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Gerald Davis might disagree with you.
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That man's a dreamer on a toy farm.
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You know as well as I do, farmers
can't give up on phosphates.
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That's how we get turnover.
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Turnover is how we make a living
from the milk. End of story.
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No, your dad can't eat this.
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Gerald's had a hip replacement,
not a mouth replacement.
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He's on blood thinners. He needs
to avoid foods high in vitamin K.
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Thanks for staying with him.
I would, but things are still...
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Well, your dad's been good to me.
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I still can't believe you're back.
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Guess you're missing Auckland?
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Yeah, a bit.
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It's definitely him.
Go and say something.
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So what happens if it turns
out you really like farming?
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Excuse me, Mr Davis.
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Hi. I'm Seth. You don't know me.
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I'm Caz. This is Jem.
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- Hey.
- Hello.
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I just... We just
wanted to say well done.
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What did I do?
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You stood up to all those
transphobes at the council.
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There's this cool TikTok.
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They bleep out your dead name.
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So, anyway, we got to go.
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See ya.
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Bye.
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Can I have your autograph?
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Reckon there's paparazzi in the carpark?
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They'll be for me, eh?
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Do you think it's any easier
growing up here these days?
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Oh, it wasn't so bad, was it?
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What about the old Valiant?
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Oh, pushing it down the driveway
so Mum and Dad couldn't hear us.
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Doing doughnuts at the
dump. Like superheroes.
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Yeah. It was pretty fun.
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Oh, Jesus on a fucking bicycle.
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Where's your walker, Dad?
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You can take that thing
back to the hospital.
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- But you're supposed to...
- Give it to someone who needs it.
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The tree in the southern
paddock's finally come down.
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Is this you asking me to
do something about the tree?
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Well, your wages went through last
night, so, yeah, I suppose it is.
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I'll get it.
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Me own flesh and blood working the farm.
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- I never thought I'd see the day.
- Yeah, yeah.
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He's in the kitchen.
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Ah, Rob.
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- Gerald.
- Gidday.
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These are for you.
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Um... Justine and Rick's farm.
I bought it. The house, too.
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Got a lot to unpack, still, so...
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Hey, uh, no one said
anything to me about it.
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Yeah, well, I'm telling you now
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and I got you some
gidday, neighbour' beers.
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I'll take those.
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Why don't we sit down
and talk about it, eh?
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Rick told you about my beehives?
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Yeah. Like I said, I
got a lot of unpacking
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- And the 20m zone?
- Sorry?
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You can't spray any
chemicals on your property
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within 20m of our shared boundary.
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Yeah, Rick did mention that.
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Right. Well, there you go.
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Yeah. He said it was all
done over a handshake, so...
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Enjoy the beersies.
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Rob.
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Rob!
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Oh, I'm knackered.
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Oi. Beer o'clock.
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- Still got a bit to do.
- Yeah, I'm good. Done.
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I guess we can finish
after milking tomorrow.
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So...
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milking.
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Well, this is an organic dairy farm.
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No, I'm just saying,
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who do you reckon the first
person was that was like,
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Look at that animal. I want
to squeeze the milk out of it.'
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How's the new farmhand
going? He's a bit of a babe.
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- Don't.
- You think he'll stick around?
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Doubt it. Rūrangi's
way too small for him.
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I still want to know why he came back.
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I came back because I
missed my awesome friends.
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What's this quiz night like at the pub?
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Oh, Gerald's not gonna
be able to make it, so
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There you are.
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You haven't got back to me about
our moko wānanga. You coming?
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- You getting your moko done?
- N... No, no. Not me.
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- Not yet.
- Uh, Whina is, though.
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It's never too late. Coming
to the marae tomorrow?
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I'm working.
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No you're not. It's your day off.
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Oh...
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Please come, bub.
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What your nan did? It's all in the past.
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See you tomorrow.
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What did your nan do?
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She did the best she
could, is what she did.
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He kotakota rīwai ēnei.
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- Kotakota rīwai means chips.
- Choice.
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We need to speak our
language to keep it alive.
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Brave.
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- What's going on there?
- She steals from my shop.
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I've caught her red-handed.
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And a few weeks ago, she called
Anahera a... plastic Māori.
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You've always been a
bit of a weirdo magnet.
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Are we ready for the final round?
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Ooh, yeah.
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All right. First, bonus points for
anyone who can mansplain to me, uh,
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this anti-phosphate bylaw
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in five words or less.
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Oh, it's a bylaw, love. Means
you've got to be a gay to vote.
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Oh, we've got a team of
experts here, though, eh?
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I... I'm not gay.
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Hey, Rob. Can you tell
us why being gay is funny?
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Oh, no, no, no. No need to
be touchy. It's a joke, OK?
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How can I come out if I don't
even know what to come out as?
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And if he's leaving, is there even
any point? I mean, it's Rūrangi.
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- You heard them in there.
- Jem,
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whatever you do,
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make sure you do it for yourself.
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Not for Caz,
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not for Rūrangi.
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You do you.
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Agnes, can we get some
more chips over here?
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Hello? I'm off-duty.
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OK, so, currently in first
place, we have The Udders.
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Yay.
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In second place, we have Butter Me Up.
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- Who came up with the name?
- I did.
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I like it.
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And in joint last, we have
Milk Manly and Holy Cow.
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Ay. But we all know you're just
here for the beersies, boys.
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OK, next question.
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Who scored the most tries
for our boys in black
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over the last three rugby seasons?
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The question may or may not have
something to do with next week's
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screening of a community documentary.
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- Ainofo.
- Andy Ainofo.
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Caz.
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That's the bloody answer.
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Give me the bloody pen.
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Oi, Bunting, put your
phone away, you cheat.
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He's been on my case
about whether I'm staying.
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And you're surprised?
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Jem's mum left him. His dad was
a pisshead, then he buggered off.
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You know the story.
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Guess I left him, too.
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Hey, Louise.
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What?
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No, no, no. I'm home.
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OK.
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That was Louise. Someone's having
a party at the bloody op shop.
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No cars outside.
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Shit.
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- Good song.
- It's not even funny.
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♪ Bitch, I ain't the one. ♪
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♪ He don't want luh-luh-love. ♪
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♪ He just wanna fuh-fuh, ow. ♪
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♪ Little vacation, drip until we naked ♪
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Turn that music off.
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No! Put my nan's slide projector
down and turn that music off, now!
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- Who's this?
- My friend Taylor.
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- Shit.
- You forgot to lock up.
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You said I could try
stuff on any time I wanted.
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Yeah. Not when we're closed.
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And this. This is my nan's
Princess Di commemoration plate.
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- Um, Princess Di, as in...
- Yeah, from Drag Race.
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She does merch.
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Caz,
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take them home.
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Is there someone at home
that can pick you up?
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- No. No one.
- The keys are in the car.
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Nah. There needs to be two
adults travelling with them.
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We're not in Auckland, Mr Youth Worker.
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Um, Seth's got a car.
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- Not Seth. His car's...
- Is it unsafe?
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It's haunted... by the ghost of his
dead grandmother. Does that count?
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No. And does Seth have his full licence?
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He actually doesn't. So I guess
you have to drive us back, Mr Davis.
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So, you're out to everyone now?
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Pretty much. Out as trans, out as gay.
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Out as lactose intolerant.
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Lactose intolerant. Oh
my God. How shocking.
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Actually, I don't know
if Dad knows I'm gay.
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But, yeah, he's... he's still learning.
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- He's getting there.
- That gives me hope.
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Her mum and dad are still
learning. Mine too, I guess.
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Hey, what, um, pronouns do you use?
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- I'm still kind of figuring out.
- Yeah. All good.
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- You OK if I use they/them?
- Yeah.
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Hey, will you come talk to our group?
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- You have a group?
- Rainbow Feather Splash Pattern.
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I named it.
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- Oh my God.
- Hope you like classical music.
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- Hey, Mr Davis.
- What did I tell you on the phone?
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It's Hall of the Mountain King.
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You literally can't stop
it once it starts going.
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Bet I can. Get in the back.
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Wayne, come and have a
look at this. It's amazing.
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It's all right. Just
keep your head down.
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