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(gentle music)
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- The circle of life, the food chain,
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predator and prey on equal footing
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in the cycle of consumption.
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Only the strong survive,
yet nature always prevails.
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Entire ecosystems dictated by diet.
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Entire planets dictated
by endless renewal.
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Not always tasty, but always
necessary for survival.
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That looks like it hurts.
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Ouch.
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But does it?
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Not in the opinion of this writer.
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None will survive, but many will spawn,
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sire, reproduce, screw, doggystyle.
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Humans are the only species
that don't always do doggystyle.
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A chimpanzee devoured by
ants, which if you'll recall,
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was the first animal
depicted in this diagram.
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It's poetry really. Violence.
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It's harmony.
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(rock music)
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"Improbably Poppy."
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Welcome to another exciting
episode of "Improbably Poppy."
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I'm Poppy.
(dramatic music)
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While we're still alive,
we've decided to go on a tour
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of one of Hollywood's
most beloved prop houses.
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Shall we?
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- Hi.
- [Poppy] Hi.
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- I'm Hayden.
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- I'm Poppy. Nice to meet you.
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- Nice to meet you.
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- ISS, we're really here.
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Is it okay if I call it ISIS?
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- I'd rather you didn't. (chuckles)
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- A hallway.
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- This is, yep, this is
one of the many hallways.
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So yeah, all the posters are shows
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that we've been a part of.
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So we've supplied the props
for 'em or made props for 'em.
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Fake labels so you don't have
to deal with the clearance.
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So stunt dummies,
(percussive music)
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these guys get burned all the time.
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These are the ones that are in cars
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that drive off cliffs and explode.
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- Yeah, this one just looks
like my friend Milton.
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- Naked.
- It's boobs are out.
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That's a woman.
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Are you ever concerned they
might wake up after dark?
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- I was terrified of this place as a kid.
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- Were you an necrophiliac?
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- I don't think so, no.
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- What else do we have for bodies?
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- Well-
- Oh no!
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He really went through it.
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- Got some animals,
(jazz music)
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some dead animal stuff.
- Oh yeah.
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Let's look at the animals.
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- Some creepy-
- It's like going to the zoo,
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but they're all dead.
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Can I hold it?
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- Yeah, you can.
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- I recognize this one from
"Babe: Pig in Big City."
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Oh, we're moving on to my
favorite part. (laughs)
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All right, now I feel safer.
- Safe and sound.
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- How many innocent characters
do you think have died
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because of your business?
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- Here's kind of like the basic babies.
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The higher quality-
- You hear that?
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Basic babies.
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- [Hayden] Yeah, basic. That's a good one.
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- [Poppy] Where's our most expensive baby?
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- This guy right here.
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Yeah, that's like a $12,000 baby.
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- I don't think I want one of those.
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- No.
- That one's
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definitely the cheapest.
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Oh, congratulations.
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- Thank you.
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- [Poppy] Can we try some?
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- [Hayden] Yeah, anytime you want.
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- Hayden, put your hands behind your back.
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- Oh (beep).
- Come on boys, we got 'em.
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One time, I did some fencing.
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- [Hayden] Nice, me too in high school.
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- I just did it on a Groupon.
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So when can we get into the action?
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- The guns?
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- Yeah.
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- Well, you're not a felon, right?
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(gun firing)
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Yeah. (laughs)
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All right, so,
(rock music)
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this is our our blank fire test range,
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and this is what we'll have you shoot.
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We'll go a couple shots semi-auto,
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and then let you rip the rest
of the magazine in full auto.
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- Excellent.
- Fire in the hole!
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(gun firing)
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Let 'er rip.
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Have you ever chambered a MP5?
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(gun clicks)
Fire in the hole!
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(gun firing)
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- Thank you for the tour.
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- Of course, anytime.
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Thanks for coming.
- I appreciate it.
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What a great place to
end off, the gun range.
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Now, back to me.
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(pop music)
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(hinge squeaks)
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Taking risks can be fun and
scary and sometimes neither.
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Just ask a gambling addict
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what they love about losing
money on a regular basis,
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and they'll tell you it's
the thrill of the risk.
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In many instances, taking
risks can cost you everything,
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including your reputation and credibility,
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which makes my next
guest all the more brave.
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Please welcome Spencer, a flat earther.
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- Hi.
- Hi.
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- Should I sit or? (laughs)
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- We just need to follow a few safety
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regulations first.
- Sure.
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- Boys?
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- Hey guys.
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(wood knocking)
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- Oh, oh, what? (laughs)
(suspenseful music)
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Wait, what, what is this?
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Okay, whoa!
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- I won't start until I
know you're comfortable.
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- Okay.
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- You're sweating.
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- Yeah, I mean, I, yeah,
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I don't know why you did this.
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I thought this was like a-
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- It's safer for all of us.
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Anyway, do you have any
research that you've done?
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- I have a ton of research.
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Actually, if, if you go on a plane,
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I, I haven't been in a plane,
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but if you went on a plane,
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you could see there's no curve.
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It's flat, there's actually ice walls
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if you go to Antarctica, 150' tall.
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There's the Great Abyssal
Sea, which is like an endless.
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I have like a paid subscription
membership you can get
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and gives you access.
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If you just look into it, just look it up.
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Globecucks, all you have
to do is look it up.
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Once you get past the
walls of Asgard, there's,
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there's actually Valhalla, it's real.
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- Spencer. I think you talk too much.
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- Okay.
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- Well, I have to go to
another room to do something.
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Could you please excuse me?
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- Yeah, I can get out
for the time being, or?
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Are we done?
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(guillotine sliding)
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- Think they're ever gonna find out?
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- Find out what, Poppy?
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(eerie music)
(wood squeaking)
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- [Puppets] One of us, one
of us, one of us, one of us!
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- We love you, mom.
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- I'm Poppy.
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(electronic music)
(static buzzing)
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Hi, everyone.
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I'm here with my good friend Basil.
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- [Basil] Hi, Poppy.
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- What's new?
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- [Basil] I just got back
from my cousin's son's bris.
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They live streamed it,
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so I got to watch backstage
before this interview.
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- That's nice, so what's
photosynthesis like?
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- [Basil] It's fun at first,
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but the novelty wears off quick.
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- I see.
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Um, what's photosynthesis like?
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- [Basil] It's fun at first,
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but the novelty wears off quick.
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- I see.
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Looks like that was my only question.
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Is there anything else you wanted to share
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before we end this interview?
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- [Basil] My flowers
(eerie music)
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haven't been pruned in weeks,
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which means my leaves have gone bitter,
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and there's no going back from that.
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So I can only ask you this, Poppy,
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what use am I now?
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No one wants bitter pesto.
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- Oh.
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- Everything good?
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Vibe's okay in here?
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- All good here.
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- [Basil] They're great!
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Thank you for asking.
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- That guy was so nice.
- He was so nice, wasn't he?
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- He was so nice.
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- [Basil] Jinx!
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God, we are so cute.
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- I love us.
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(upbeat music)
(audience applauding)
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(Poppy vocalizing)
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(waves splashing)
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Well, as promised, we
made it to the LA Zoo.
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The theme of today's episode was nature,
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and nothing says nature more
than the beautiful LA Zoo.
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Is that nature?
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Let's go see what that is.
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Is this the Gathering of the Juggalos?
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What is a clown's natural setting?
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- Circus, outside of used car lots,
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you know, van.
(suspenseful music)
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- Does it feel isolating to
be trapped at a zoo all day?
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(clown retches)
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(horn honks)
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- [Clown] (laughs) It's a poppy!
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- Oh, it looks like there's something else
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that's going on over here.
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Oh, wow.
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(birds tweeting)
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I just love looking at nature.
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(elephant trumpets)
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(animals hooting and baying)
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(stick whipping)
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(chimpanzee hooting)
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I wonder if it's dangerous
to be this close.
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(animals growling)
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- [Masked Group] Aah!
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(clown vocalizing)
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- I love nature.
- Poppy,
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ring around the rosie!
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- Now die.
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- [Masked Figure] Wha? (winces)
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- Nature is a beautiful thing.
(birds tweeting)
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(wind rushing)
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Today was a lot for me,
emotionally and financially.
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But hey, you win some, you learn some.
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- And you made some new
friends along the way!
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- Do you think you like them
more or they like you more?
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- Both, but too much.
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That's why we had to put them down.
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Ain't nature a bitch?
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Speaking of, you wanna hear a new song?
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- Did you mean speaking of nature
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or speaking of bitches?
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- Dealer's choice.
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So what do you say, gang?
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- Could you, please?
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- Well, Zwink, you must
be a comedian. (laughs)
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I was literally about to.
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(rock music)
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♪ I'm disintegrating ♪
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♪ I'm falling weak ♪
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♪ One day I'll be food for worms to eat ♪
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♪ And we'll be together ♪
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♪ Under someone's feet ♪
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♪ One day we'll be food for worms to eat ♪
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♪ Where you from ♪
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♪ Your mother ♪
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♪ Where you from ♪
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♪ My mother ♪
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♪ Where you from ♪
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♪ Whose mother ♪
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♪ Where you from ♪
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♪ Your mother ♪
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♪ There is no other ♪
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♪ I find my ♪
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♪ Zen in the wilderness ♪
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♪ I need to ♪
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♪ Be where nature is ♪
(glass shatters)
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♪ A busy city's where I live ♪
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♪ But I find my zen in the wilderness ♪
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♪ Zen, zen, zen, zen ♪
♪ In the wilderness ♪
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♪ Zen, zen, zen, zen ♪
♪ In the wilderness ♪
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♪ I heard the ocean is ♪
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♪ Pretty deep ♪
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♪ An average of ♪
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♪ 20,000 leagues ♪
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♪ I met an octopus ♪
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♪ He was so sweet ♪
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♪ He was a gentleman ♪
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♪ A dying breed ♪
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♪ Where you from ♪
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♪ Your mother ♪
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♪ Where you from ♪
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♪ My mother ♪
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♪ Were you from ♪
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♪ Whose mother ♪
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♪ Where you from ♪
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♪ Your mother ♪
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♪ There is no other ♪
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♪ I find my ♪
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♪ Zen in the wilderness ♪
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♪ I need to ♪
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♪ Be where nature is ♪
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♪ A busy city's where I live ♪
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♪ But I find my zen in the wilderness ♪
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♪ Zen, zen, zen, zen ♪
♪ In the wilderness ♪
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♪ Zen, zen, zen, zen ♪
♪ In the wilderness ♪
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♪ Zen in the wilderness ♪
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(pop music)
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(knife whistles)
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♪ My mother ♪
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- [Puppet Operator 1]
Should we go left, right,
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left, right, left, right,
left, right, left, right,
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left, right, left, right.
♪ There is no other ♪
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- [Director] And then it's Jubilee.
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- [Puppet Operator 2] And
then it's Jubilee? Okay, cool.
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- Did you mean speaking of nature,
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or speaking of bitches?
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- [Poppy] Dealer's choice.
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So what do you say, gang?
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Zwink!
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- Could you, please?
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- [Director] Cut, that was great.
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That was really good.
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