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♪ Who's the improbable duo
That you heard about? ♪
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♪ Faster than a scooter
Stronger than metal ♪
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♪ Who's the little girl
And her domesticated rodent? ♪
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♪ Who's still standing ♪
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♪ When you see
The dust settle? ♪
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♪ It's Hamster
Hamster, Hamster ♪
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♪ Hamster and Gretel ♪
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♪ If they can't do it
Then nobody can ♪
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{\an8}♪ Hamster, Hamster, Hamster ♪
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♪ Hamster and Gretel ♪
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♪ There's also Kevin
In the minivan ♪
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{\an8}All right, Kev.
What's on the training agenda?
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{\an8}Arm muscles?
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{\an8}Krav Maga? Heat vision target practice?
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{\an8}I'm switching things up for today.
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{\an8}We're focusing on our cognitive skills.
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{\an8}- What?
- Cognitive skills means using the ability
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{\an8}to solve problems using logic and reason.
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After your encounter with
the talking space eyeball,
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{\an8}I realized we're gonna need every bit
of your superpowers, including your brain.
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{\an8}Fred recommended one of her favorites,
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{\an8}Who Done Did It?
It's a mystery role-playing game
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where you use the clues to solve a crime.
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Why isn't she here
explaining it to us then?
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{\an8}She said she'd swing by later.
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{\an8}But she also added,
she thought this was too complex for us.
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What? I'm sure we can learn that game
before she even gets here.
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Hey, solving mysteries
is just an average Tuesday for us.
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That's the spirit.
Whoa, look at this rulebook.
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How long do we have till Fred's here?
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I don't know.
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She said she had something
super important to do.
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And the sarcophagus is sold
to the wealthy gentleman in the front.
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That sarcophagus is going
to make one rocking hot tub
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once I get that dusty mummy out of there.
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Well, this wasn't the girls'
day hang I expected,
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but it was just the one I needed.
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Nothing beats
the quiet dignity of an antiques auction.
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And for our last lot, an impossible bottle
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with an even tinier
impossible bottle inside.
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Mine, mine.
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Getting an impossible bottle
inside another impossible bottle
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is doubly impossible. I must have it.
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We'll start the bid at $30.
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I see $30.
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Do we have 40? $40.
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Do we have 50?
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$50 from the young woman
in the pink glasses.
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- They're mauve.
- My mistake.
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- Do I hear 60?
- 90.
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Why? You're in the lead.
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And it's going to stay that way.
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90 going once. Going twice...
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- [boy] $1,000.
- What the...
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- [all gasping]
- Sold for $1,000.
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Hey, I think I shared third period
with the guy who got your bottle.
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That's Frederick. My arch-nemesis.
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Your what?
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Hello, Winifred.
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Fredrick, how about you
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and your frosted tips
leave me alone already?
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[scoffs] Says the girl
with the pink glasses.
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- They're mauve.
- Sure.
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By the way,
what do you think of my bottle?
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I think you're a fake
impossible bottle fan.
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Oh, but I am a fan
of the disappointment on your face.
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Gives me life.
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Now it's April 19th.
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I believe you and I should be
facing off on the playground.
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It's Saturday, and besides,
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aren't we getting
a little bit too old for this?
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I'll never be too old
for our annual battle,
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where I can finally regain the name Fred.
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- What is he talking about?
- [sighs]
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It all started back in kindergarten.
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Uh, Fred.
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- Present.
- Here.
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[Fred] I was a Winifred.
He was a Frederick.
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We both wanted to go by Fred.
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{\an8}But you know the schoolyard rules.
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{\an8}Two kids can't have the same nickname.
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{\an8}Finally, on April 19th of that year,
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{\an8}our teacher was fed up
and it was decided that we would face off
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on the school playground for the right
to be called Fred for the entire year.
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And on every April 19th that followed,
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we battled through
game after game on the playground.
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Tether ball, double-dutch,
monkey bar chicken,
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for the right to be called Fred.
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- And I won every time
- [Frederick] That ends today.
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I've been training.
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I'm stronger, faster,
and more intelligent,
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- and I can-
- And we're out.
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The bottles can be yours if you want it.
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You and me,
mano a mano in the ultimate Fred-off.
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If you win,
you'll get the bottle and the name.
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- And if I lose?
- You can never be called Fred again.
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{\an8}And you will sign a legally binding
contract to go by Winifred forever!
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Pretty cocky for someone who has won...
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Hmm. Never.
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That was the old Frederick.
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I've trained and become
a formidable opponent.
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Yeah, right.
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- Oh, are we, Winifraid?
- I'm never afraid.
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Fred. You don't need to do this.
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No, it's time to
end this rivalry once and for all.
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Plus, free impossible bottle.
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Challenge accepted.
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You probably should have read that.
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And then the previous player
has had two consecutives,
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in which case both players
are eaten by hippo.
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Dude, this thing's
more complicated than time travel movies.
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Maybe there's an online
tutorial that's simpler.
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Welcome to Darren Dark's
tutorial walk-through of Who Done Did It?
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Are you ready to solve crimes
using your cognitive skills?
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I said, are you ready to solve crimes
using your cognitive skills!
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[all] Sir. Yes, sir.
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Kiss your joy goodbye.
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Because this is
a highly complex game that is not fun.
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- [sighing]
- Groan.
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All right, slugger. You got this.
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Just remember your training.
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[in sing-song voice] Ladies!
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I haven't got all day.
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Two out of three wins.
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- Let's go.
- Ha-ha!
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I've mastered
the most foolproof strategies
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known throughout
the pro tetherball community.
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Prepare to get owned.
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Mm...
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Here it comes.
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- Hey!
- Whoo-hoo!
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Nice start, Fred!
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- Surprise!
- [groans]
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Fred, are you okay?
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Uh... Yeah.
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Where are my glasses?
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Here. I'm too much of a gentleman
to humiliate you at a disadvantage.
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Uh, you're the one at a disadvantage.
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First round goes to OG Fred.
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[chuckles] No matter.
We're just getting started.
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[♪ upbeat music playing]
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♪ Who's better at paintball? ♪
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♪ Who's better at pool? ♪
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♪ Who's better at standing
all alone on a stool? ♪
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♪ Who's better at curling? ♪
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♪ Who's better at Fish? ♪
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♪ Who's better at slurping
noodles out of a dish? ♪
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♪ Who'd win at a sack race?
Bocce ball, double-dutch? ♪
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{\an8}♪ The stakes here just don't really seem
to matter that much ♪
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♪ But to the results of this
they must abide ♪
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♪ It's really just a matter of pride ♪
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♪ It's Fred versus Fred ♪
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♪ Winifred and Frederick
going head-to-head ♪
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♪ I think you heard what I said ♪
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♪ What a shame there's only
one good nickname ♪
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♪ Only the winner is Fred ♪
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♪ Juggling different types of meat ♪
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♪ Playing viola with your feet ♪
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♪ Dancing with a parakeet
Do it ♪
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♪ Only the winner is Fred ♪
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♪ Capturing the other's flag
Coming first in laser tag ♪
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♪ Don't just pose, gloat or brag Do it ♪
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♪ Only the winner is Fred ♪
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♪ Tent a house and fumigate ♪
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♪ Denominate and numerate ♪
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♪ Navigate the Bering Strait
Do it ♪
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♪ Only the winner is Fred ♪
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This might not be as easy
as I previously imagined.
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And finally, I'm going to tell you
the most important rule,
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which will make the other rules
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I explained for
two and a half hours make sense.
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- Sweet!
- Finally.
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[Hamster] About time.
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But first a great offer from our sponsors.
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[man on TV] Do you love
adding mustard, ranch and ketchup
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- to your burgers...
- [all groaning]
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Well, look no further,
because Mustanshup's here!
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Mirror, mirror in my hand,
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who is the Fred-est in the land?
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Me!
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Are you kidding me?
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You're the best Fred, Fred.
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If you're not feeling good,
you should just quit, Winifred.
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Or should I say, Losifred?
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Ha-ha! I'm a genius.
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No, no. I'm good. Let's do this.
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I'm happy to hear that
because I saved the best for last.
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Let me guess. Monkey bar chicken?
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It's ultimate monkey bar chicken.
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How did he get permits for this?
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Fred, you don't need
to prove anything to him.
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I need to prove this to myself.
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I'm better than this,
or at least I thought I was.
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[exclaiming] He's not even in your league.
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You're the unicorn and he's a pony
with a plastic horn taped to his head.
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It's papier mache, actually.
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I am a unicorn. Thanks for having my back.
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What are you doing?
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Why are you squinting so hard?
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Wait a sec. These aren't my glasses.
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[gasps] You're right.
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These aren't mauve. They're plum.
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I would never wear plum.
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- [gasps]
- [both] Frederick.
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You rang?
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- Surprise!
- [groans]
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You swapped my glasses?
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Yes, I did.
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For those plum glasses
from the 56-cent store.
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Come on out to Interchange 2
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to the all-new 56-Cent Store.
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My name is Richard,
and I've worked for the competition
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and I can tell you
we have the best discounted products-
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What the... Richard! Are you kidding me?
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I employed you for six months
and you do this to me?
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I'm gonna- Get back here.
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You're such a cheater.
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Give her her glasses back.
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Uh-uh-uh. Paragraph four.
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I don't have to give you the glasses back.
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Argh! I knew you should
have read the contract.
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And now I'll be the only Fred
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because you're too chicken
to play chicken.
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It's gonna take more than
your petty tricks to beat me.
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- [♪ metal music playing]
- [beeping]
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Look out ahead.
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I'm blind as a bat,
but I still saw that coming.
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Oh. How about this?
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- Whoa!
- See ya "tater!" [laughs]
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How about a little trouble-dutch?
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- Whoa!
- Think you can keep up?
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[grunts]
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[grunting]
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- Bye, Wini!
- [screaming in slow motion]
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My name is Fred!
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[shouts]
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Yeah, it is.
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Thank you. Thank-
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Whoops. Butterfingers.
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Here. These are yours.
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Ah! Reality has now been restored.
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It kills me to say this,
but you are the better Fred.
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You with a look that will only make sense
when you go to college.
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Now I'm forever shamed by
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the ugly, guttural consonants
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of the name Frederick.
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[crying]
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Have you ever considered
going by the name Freddie?
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- What?
- To me,
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you seem like a Freddie.
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- Freddie?
- Yes.
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Use that.
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But not Fred. Never again.
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Freddie. Yes, I love it. Freddie.
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It took all year plotting
and building this elaborate game.
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Wow, what a waste of time.
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Look out, world!
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Here comes the new and improved Freddie.
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Congratulations, Fred. The one and only.
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Thanks for having my back, Hiromi.
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You're a really good friend.
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And be sure to use code
Darrenmustanchup20 at checkout.
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And now the secret of figuring out
the rules of Who Done Did It...
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will be featured in my next video,
once I figure it out myself.
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{\an8}- Huh?
- In the meantime,
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{\an8}-like and subscribe-
- [growling]
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If Fred asks, the game blew itself up.
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[shouts]
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Nice impossible bottle.
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