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Well, actually, our research has shown, overall, that diarrhea is the most preferable side effect
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compared to, you know, the depression, suicidal thoughts, or even constipation.
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Okay? Alright. Next question.
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Oh, God. My boss just said diarrhea on stage. I'm going to have to call you back.
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Uh, hello? Yes, my question is, when will this company stop the destruction it's causing,
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not just to indigenous communities?
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Okay. Okay. Alright.
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I have the floor in the Peruvian Highlands to rare local plants, to fungi, to an entire ecosystem.
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Can someone get security, please? I'm sorry.
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No, we don't need security. Security, please. Look, Benny, we're not doing this.
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Hold on. Hold on. Let me finish.
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This company, your company, has destroyed fungal colonies that were there three million years.
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This is a Banisteriopsis. Does that mean anything to you?
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Security, please.
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It's been here since before insects.
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Hey, don't touch me. Do not touch me.
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Don't touch the plant.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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I'm sorry, everybody.
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I'm exercising my rights.
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My name is Marshall Cuso. I am a shareholder...
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Oh, my God. Marshall?
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Hey, excuse me.
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If I disappear, investigate Reutical Pharmaceuticals.
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If they attempt to harm me, they have harmed me in the past.
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He'd be living with his mom.
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Hey, easy. No need for that.
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Oh, man.
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Marshall? I thought that was you. Francis! It's Francis, from high school.
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Oh, yeah. Hey, Francis!
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You're alive! I heard that you died in a plane crash, or I...
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No, no, that was misreported. I survived, obviously.
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Oh, good. Wow.
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Yeah. What are you... do you work around here?
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Oh, I work for the CEO of this... company. It's urban planning.
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Yeah, you have a plant.
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Yeah, it could use some shade.
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And I knew as I was doing it, it wasn't right.
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Oh no!
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Yeah, I maybe didn't peak in high school.
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Oh yeah, well hey, I mean, I didn't either, right? I was such an idiot.
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Then all of a sudden the world got very, very real.
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I mean, I got all this student debt, and then my mom got dementia.
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Oh, Frances, I'm sorry.
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Sonia.
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Yeah.
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I remember your mother.
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Oh yeah, well, she doesn't remember you or anything.
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Okay, Francis, can I tell you a secret?
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Uh, yeah, please.
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Okay, just go with me for a minute.
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What if there were a medicine that could heal, like, almost anything?
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Well, yeah, that would be great, sure.
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Yeah, right, but what if they didn't want you to know about it?
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They? Sorry, who's they?
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They is Big Pharma, it's the insurance companies, the government.
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Think about all the people who make tons of money just from keeping us sick by keeping us unwell.
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Yeah, that would be sick.
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Yeah, it's a sick world.
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What the fuck?
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But there's a cure.
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What the fuck?
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Guy's name is Marshall Cuso.
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He's the one playing with the pigeon?
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Nah, don't let that fool you. He's a dangerous man.
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Got a monopoly on some kind of new drug. Something very powerful.
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It's plant based. Maybe a mushroom or a seed. It could be hallucinogenic, addictive, fatal.
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They want it nipped in the bud.
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They?
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Okay, yeah.
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Okay, so who do we got?
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Right.
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I have one free team, Capano and Harrington.
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Great.
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Are they any good?
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Shake, shake, shake, Senora, shake your body line.
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Shake, shake, shake, Senora, shake it all the time.
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Work, work, work, Senora, work your body line.
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Work, work, work, Sonora. Work it all the time.
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My girl's name is Sonora. I tell you, friends, I adore her.
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And when she dances, oh, brother, she's a hurricane in all kinds of weather.
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Jump in the line. Rock your body on time.
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Yeah, Capano. Yeah, Capano and Harrington. Yeah, yeah. They're good. They're good.
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Capano and Harrington are good.
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A mushroom.
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Not just any mushroom. The caviar, the ghost orchid of mushrooms. I mean, the
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chances of this growing naturally? Francis, it's like a one in a billion
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Goldilocks situation. A special valley, isolated by mountains. The fog lasts just
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long enough. The humidity is just right. The limestone in the soil is perfect to
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produce a rare, specific kind of grass. And in this grass grows a very, very
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intense mushroom and I found it. Kinda had some trouble getting out of there.
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I also ended up with a pet tortoise.
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Flat white for Gegary!
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Gegary!
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That has to be Gregory, right?
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Anyway, I'm almost out of mushrooms.
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Hey, what's up? For Gegary? Thanks.
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So that really was his name, Gegary.
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Marshall!
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Right, sorry. I'm almost out of mushrooms.
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And this valley is so special, but it's being destroyed as we speak.
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This company Reutical Pharmaceuticals, evil people. They have a waste dump site just upstream.
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Uh, yeah. Yeah, I've heard of those guys.
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Their CEO is this, like, evil. I mean, he's not even smart enough to be evil.
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Rick Krueger? He's just a functionary of demonic forces. He's like the devil's idiot butler.
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Oh.
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Then I started to understand. No one's listening because they didn't want to hear it.
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I mean, Frances, look around.
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Does this look healthy to you?
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I mean, people are so lost and confused and upset,
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and we spend more money than ever on healthcare,
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and everyone's still sick.
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The whole system is sick.
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And this?
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It's too powerful.
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It would put everyone who profits off selling drugs
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and keeping us sick out of business.
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I'm so, I'm so sorry.
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I just...
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No, no, go, please, take it.
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I should probably calm myself down anyway.
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No, I just ran into somebody. I can be like 10 minutes or less.
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Uh, yep. Yeah. Okay. Uh, see you soon.
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Kapano, is Celery Carrot's cousin or a sibling? You don't have to answer right away.
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Huh. Yeah. Okay, Agent Harrington, I think I finally figured it out.
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Okay, I'll pretend I'm not listening.
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Start here.
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Dallas. Dealey Plaza, where Oswald shoots JFK.
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Allegedly.
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Now, Austin. You know the tower? Charles Whitman? He was messed up.
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Next, Oklahoma City. What happened there?
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The bombing?
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Exactly. Timothy McVeigh. He was obsessed with what? With Waco.
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Do you think my haircut makes me look like Timothy McVeigh?
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Maybe not now that it's grown out.
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No, I think it looks good.
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But that's not all.
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Colleen, first real mass shooting event in America.
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Guy shot 27 people in a Luby's cafeteria.
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How do you know all this?
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Look at this, man. Shooter corridor right through here.
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I'm thinking they're gonna send us up here or down here to stop the next one.
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Look what I made. You see? That's smart. Finally some-
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Cabano. Harrington. Follow me.
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Are we going somewhere on the map?
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Map? No, no, that had to do with the kids.
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There were kids coming in. We were showing them the different-
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Forget the map. Let's go.
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But thanks to a Naplin, stains on my pants, they aren't one of my worries.
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But thanks to a Naplin, stains on my pants, they aren't one of my worries
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So, uh...
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So, that's the take?
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That's the one we're going to use?
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Is Frances here?
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Yeah, uh-huh.
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Frances, do you like this?
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Uh, for what it is, yes.
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From a marketing perspective, maybe a bigger conversation?
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Ugh, marketing. A lot of those types are going to have to get fired.
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You know what, guys? Take a couple frames off the top.
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Also, is the logo the old version?
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Can we adjust it just so we have it?
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Um, okay.
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There you go, Francis.
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Boy, you really know how to sell medicine
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for geriatric incontinence and urine leakage, don't you?
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Ha ha ha.
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Just need your okay on the legal disclaimer.
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Dry mouth, constipation, nausea,
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stomach upset, stomach pain, blurred vision,
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dry eyes, skin irritation, loose bowel movements,
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disturbed sleep...
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Does that... We have to say all that?
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All the language came from legal, so...
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Ugh, okay, well, how fast can you play that?
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Here's 1.8.
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Dry mouth, constipation, nausea, stomach upset, stomach pain, weird vision, dry eyes.
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That's too fast. Sounds like an elf.
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Try one unit less.
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Do you want the part about the ice chips?
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Jesus, ice chips? What?
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To relieve dry mouth, suck ice chips, chew sugarless gum, drink water, or use a saliva substitute.
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No, no, they're on their own for dry mouth.
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We don't need some lady choking on an ice chip and suing us.
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Okay, we're good. We're good. You guys good?
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We're good. Frances?
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Okay, so your dinner reservation. I printed it. I know you like physical paper.
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It is on your desk and tomorrow's crossword is also in there. I got it early.
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Just had a conversation with the board.
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Ugh, Jonas Backstein. God, you don't want him not happy.
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Those guys scare the shit out of me, to be honest.
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Ugh.
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God.
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You know I haven't seen my wife in three weeks.
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Weird part is, she hasn't complained.
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So, shake-ups are coming. I'm not sure if we're going to survive.
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If I'm going down, you're going down.
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Rick, what would happen if I brought this company like a new product?
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A new product? You mean like a drug?
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Yes, kind of. I don't know. Still exploring. Just kind of hypothetical.
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Well, if somebody brought something we can bring to market, I'd make that person very wealthy.
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Oh, um, okay. Let me explore.
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Well, hurry up, Magellan. Get me something by the end of Q3, and you can have my beach house.
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Hey, this is Marshal Kuso. Please leave a message.
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Hi, um, Marshal, sorry I missed you.
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I'm not sure what happened, but it was so nice catching up with you.
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Would you want to, I don't know, meet up again?
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Maybe in the city, or I could come to you, or...
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It'd just be really nice to see you again.
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Okay.
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Oh, it's Francis?
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Bye.
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Hey, Mr. Socrates.
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I'm back from the city.
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You'd hate it.
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Oh, listen to this.
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Hi. Um, Marshall, sorry I missed you.
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Francis Applewhite. I haven't seen her since high school.
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Can you believe that?
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Doesn't she sound nice?
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I don't know. Meet up again?
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Oh, let me get you some food.
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Okay, yeah, this hits.
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What's this?
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Italo disco.
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One of my favorite genres.
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Although, many of the top producers were, in fact, German.
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Yeah.
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Hmm. I thought they only made sausages and chocolates and shit.
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Whatever. It's working.
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Hmm.
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Hey, let me ask you something.
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This guy owns all the way back to that highway?
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Yeah, like 2,000-something acres.
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And that's from drug money?
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He's done some wild stuff.
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I did a dive on the guy.
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Apparently at some point he analyzed barcodes in the New Hampshire lottery, figured out
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which ones were winners, and won $11 million.
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He was investigated, but apparently it was totally legal.
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Did you not read the file?
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Oh, I read the file.
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He's an expert on quasi-node extraction.
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He has three birds named after him in New Guinea.
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He won the Halstrom Prize.
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Uh, correction, he was runner-up for the Halstrom Prize.
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See, that's why we're partners. I knew he was runner-up.
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I was testing you. You passed.
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Does this seem like an everyday drug dealer to you?
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Job's a job. Warren's good.
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Let's do this.
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Hey, brainstorm with me for one sec.
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If you wanted to, like, delete any trace of where you worked
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It's like online, Facebook, LinkedIn.
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Do you think that you could do that?
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Uh-oh, who are you hiding from?
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I just want to be more private.
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So, okay, so I've been reading this interview
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with a psychologist who thinks that sex
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should be more like a form of play.
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Yes, sorry, what were you saying?
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Baby, just try looking into my eyes for like 30 seconds.
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It's really good for like our chakra,
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soul, sexual connection stuff.
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Sorry, Nick. It's just there's like a work situation. I...
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Hello?
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Frances?
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Yeah, yes, hi. Oh, where are you?
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Um, actually, I'm in your neighborhood right now.
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Really?
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I know it's weird, but listen, can we meet up?
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It's kind of urgent.
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And just two things to mention. Some people are following me and I brought
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my tortoise.20779
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