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Thanks for giving up your Saturday. The
Buzz open house is huge.
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Doors open at noon. Is everybody ready?
I've never been more ready in my life. I
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brought three lunches.
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As long as the day only involves eating,
you're all set.
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This is a great opportunity for young
journalists.
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Yeah, to admire the spectacular party
I've planned for them.
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I hope it's more spectacular than your
New Year's Eve party. It was so boring
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counted down to midnight at 8.
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I hope you guys don't feel like I'm
trying to show you up, but...
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I made my own special sign.
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Do you guys think it says journalistic
integrity?
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Sure, if the year was 1782.
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Sorry, guys, but that's the way I play.
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Delivery. Here for, uh... Amanda Pierce.
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That's the way I play.
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Game, set, match.
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way to get out and hang out with my
friends, find out what's new, subscribe
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Andrew,
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and if that film was true, it's a whole
new thing in the pages of my magazine.
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I created your booth at summer camp.
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Why don't you just put out an old can
decorated in gold macaroni?
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Because that would be lame.
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We're supposed to be putting our best
foot forward.
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Of course, in those shoes, you best not
show your feet at all.
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You don't attract real journalists with
just bells and whistles.
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I totally agree.
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Really? I'll see.
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That's why I hired Steve Scruggs and the
Amanda Pierce dancers to sing my new
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theme song.
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Who's the little girl you want to be?
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Who makes bad girls want to be?
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Amanda.
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Amanda.
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Amanda.
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This is going to be blast -tastic.
Crispin, my little snowboarding bud,
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here in the buzz.
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I can't believe that you are good
friends with the world champion powder
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DJ,
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it's called ripping flake. And Crispin
and I aren't just friends.
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Superbud. He taught the wild men how to
board when I was just a little wild
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gnome. We were going to chill 24 -7.
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Don't get ahead of yourself.
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Crispin's training for this year's World
Cup. I mean, he might be too busy to be
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your Superbud. Oh, when I was your age,
I adored Celine Dion.
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So one day, I waited in a blizzard.
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I was outside of a theater in Moosonee
for an autograph, and when she appeared,
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I held up a paper, and even though she
tried to make my pen's frozen ink flow
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with one thought, it was just no use.
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So, so, Wilder, you may not get the
connection you want.
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Hi, I'm Jeffrey's editor.
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Crispin Lipscomb, snowboarder. Wilder,
dude, it's a job.
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Don't want a moist towelette? Goodbye.
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Oh, no and no again.
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Problem, Michael?
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I blew the entire party budget to get
Atlantis Morphette to play. No way. I
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can't believe it. She's amazing.
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She is. But it turns out I was talking
to the Atlantis Moist Towelette Company.
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Well, at least if they serve chicken
wings, we'll all be clean.
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This is a nightmare. I told everyone I
was going to have a surprise guest.
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But it turns out I only have 20 bucks
and no band.
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Hey, you must know a band that'll work
for no money, little food, and even less
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praise. Pretty much all of them.
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I've got just the band for you.
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They're hip, they're happening, and they
can always use 20 bucks.
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You? Yeah.
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I've even booked a set here at 1 p .m.
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Check it out.
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If you like what you hear, you can hire
my band.
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I already like the sound of this.
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Desperation. You're hired.
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Sweet.
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You've been great.
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I gotta go. Good night.
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I've never discovered a band before.
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What should I wear?
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Okay, journals, the kids are going to be
here any minute, so everyone bright
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-eyed and bushy -tailed.
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Do kids still say that? Old people don't
even say that.
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Sure is going to be exciting meeting all
of those aspiring scribes. I can't wait
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to groom my protégés. I'll mold them all
in my image.
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Except, you know, Wes.
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How very mentory. If they see themselves
as equals, how will they know who's in
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charge?
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Speaking of which... Sound check!
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Next
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time,
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I'm throwing a line about my work with
dogs and animals.
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No shoe.
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Just so you know, I don't need glitter
to attract kids to my desk.
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need is good sense, grit, and gumption.
Glitter is the only way to attract kids
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to our desk.
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Speaking of, I better get into hair and
makeup before the masses arrive.
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Good luck with your gumption.
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I'll show her.
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It's time for journalism and calligraphy
to take a stand.
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Hey,
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girl, take a little stand here.
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I'm so cratered, I'm going to shout out
the name of my new shaman at our cypher
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this afternoon.
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Corpman's excited to announce a new loop
at today's interview.
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Please, Wilder. Hey, I'm not that much
out of the loop.
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Snow Betty's jamming a misty flip on
you, Gromit.
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Dude, don't hit me with a Grom Bomb.
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What'd he say? What'd he say?
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He said you have no idea what we're
saying.
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Fine.
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Well, you just let him know that I will
be in my office if he needs anything.
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The Betty has to get back to the 9 to 5
lockdown.
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They fall for it every time.
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Dude,
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you always shred the gnar.
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A pro boarder thinks I shred the gnar?
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Awestruck.
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Yeah, awestruck.
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Awestruck.
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Hey, Amanda, how much longer are you
going to be? There's a mini riot at your
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desk that spilled over into my area.
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I think someone stole my macaroni pencil
holder.
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Steve Scratch is probably eating the
macaroni. He has so little.
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Oh, hon, it's not my fault I put more
into this than you.
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Maybe in your desk, but not for the open
house presentation.
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I'm showing my eyebrow disguises from
all my undercover stories.
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Nice.
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I have a multimedia presentation of
Supermodel Karina's runway mishap.
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Pictures so frightening, viewer
discretion is advised.
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That's not nice. We all have bad
pictures.
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Not me.
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Daddy's assistant burns all my bad ones.
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Tell my adoring friends I'll be out in
five.
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They're not that adoring.
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Amanda! Amanda!
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Amanda!
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You're not the only Amanda who works
here.
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Amanda Pierce!
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Amanda Pierce! Amanda Pierce!
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Amanda! Amanda!
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Michael Dayton.
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Diary of a Music Man.
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Part One.
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Discovering fetal position in the band.
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Not sure what style they play, or even
the different styles for that matter.
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But I did discover them.
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Hello, Blurb!
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This first song is an original. It is
called Violent Thoughts of a Thickening
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You.
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Feel free to join in during the middle
part.
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There's never been a good song with
thickening in the title.
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Can't believe you're the girl who said I
make you wanna hurt.
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You make me wanna cry like I got
something in my eye. Michael Davies,
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Music Man Part 2.
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Apparently the other members of his band
are an accordion and a kick drum.
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Went from thrill of discovery to denial
of band's existence.
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Also buy aspirin for massive music
-induced headache.
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It's next on, by the way.
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See you, DJ.
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Crispin' in me. Super buds 24 -7. I told
you. Oh, you certainly did, kiddo.
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Yeah, I won a medal in Japan.
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I learned there are two very important
Japanese phrases.
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First is abone.
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That's watch out.
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The second one is tore wa doko desu ka.
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That's where is the toilet.
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Sometimes you gotta use them both
together.
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It's true, you know.
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It's true.
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Yeah, I guess there's really no way to
describe the feeling you get when you
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a world championship.
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Well, you know, I guess there is one
word.
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Awestruck.
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Awestruck? That's my word.
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My Celine Dion story makes more sense
now, huh?
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In no way whatsoever, DJ, but I've still
been robbed.
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Undercover as Myrtle Bukowski, crusader
of accuracy and destroyer of unfairness.
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I broke the hot list story wide open.
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Presenting fashion columnist
extraordinaire, Amanda Pierce and the
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dancers.
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Where'd that voice come from? It's me,
Steve Scrunch.
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I was behind the desk.
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Who's the little girl who wants to be?
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Who's the queen of the shopping street?
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Amanda.
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Who's the girl you don't want to see?
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Rebecca.
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You started boarding kind of late
compared to other pros. What made you
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to take it up?
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Well, one day I realized that
snowboarding is really skateboarding on
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I was so awestruck.
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What did you like best about being in
Japan, other than sushi and radioactive
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monsters coming out of the ocean?
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Well, I'd say that it'd have to be
Reiki.
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That's the art of getting in tune with
your life energy.
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Totally awestruck.
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Totally awestruck, is it? How
interesting.
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You worked with Wayne Gretzky one time.
How was that? It wasn't awestruck, was
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it? Dude, I was totally awestruck by
Wayne Gretzky.
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I guess awestruck does apply in that
situation.
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I don't know about the other awestruck.
Speaking of awestruck... Hey, stop
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saying awestruck. That's Crispin's word.
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Crispin's word? It feels like I'm
launching out of a black -eyed half
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Spamming it big time?
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I pick up on these things.
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What is your problem?
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My problem is that I have a flock of
fledging fashionistas waiting to talk to
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me, but I'm talking to you. The only
reason you have that flock is because
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stole my recruit.
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I'm also giving them free stuff.
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We're in a competitive business,
Rebecca.
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Do you want to get noticed?
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Do something about it.
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You want my autograph?
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Of course, but...
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I won't personalize it.
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Dear random kid.
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Oh, I'll do something about it.
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But how to out Amanda Amanda?
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How would she handle this?
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Hello. Amanda's daddy's assistant.
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I need a favor.
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Okay. It's fine. No big deal. You know
who's going to ruin the whole open house
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with songs that sound like rejects from
a punked -up Bavarian polka band?
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He's your friend. You can't fire him.
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Now, who cares about friendship? The
only ship I'm concerned about is the S
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Davies, and it's about to hit an
iceberg.
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Uh,
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hey, Noah.
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We need to talk.
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I just don't think that... Hey, man. I
wanted to thank you for giving me this
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chance. It's really amazing that you get
my music.
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If you can call it music.
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We were friends before, but now you're
like a brother.
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Brother? I wanted to give you the first
ever fetal position tour T -shirt.
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And on the back, two times, 1 p .m. and
4 p .m.
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Any last words of encouragement?
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Maybe you shouldn't say violent thoughts
of a sickening you. It isn't very open
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house -ish.
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More haunted house, no one gets that
alive -ish.
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You caught that?
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Cool. Okay, I'll play your happiness is
my nightmare. It's got a nice mellow
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vibe and a sweet poker riff. Check it
out.
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Yeah,
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that was awestruck.
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Awestruck again? Why don't I just put
that down for every question you know to
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save time?
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Next question, Crispin.
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Feeling good, bad, awestruck?
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Is that even a question?
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I'm going to say... Not awestruck. Last
question. When you use the word
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awestruck, do you realize you're not
only feeling a unique catchphrase,
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stabbing your friend in the heart with
each stolen syllable that blurts out of
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your thieving mouth?
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Yeah, I get that question a lot, and the
answer's always the same.
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Awestruck! That's my word! Ever since I
saw Amanda Pierce, step out of that
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elevator! Stop using it!
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I didn't know Wilder was... so precious
about awestruck. My work!
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My work!
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When you're a model, you have to know
the right way to walk and look.
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Even the right way to dump a smoothie
over your assistant's head.
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We're not dumping smoothies today.
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A fashion designer's job is to create. A
fashion journalist's job is to destroy.
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You must pick apart everything a model
does.
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So, I've amassed a bunch of Karina's
fashion flubs. Enjoy.
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Look at this photo. Her feet are too big
for her shoes.
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Amateur.
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This one is too funny. She has her dress
on backwards.
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OMG.
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Is that a built -in sash?
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How did you...
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I think what a phone call to daddy's
assistant can turn up. I guess he saved
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of those bad photos for special
occasions.
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Watch and learn, mini -nistas.
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There might just be a smoothie dump
after all.
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That's what you get for stealing people
from my desk. It's not called stealing
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when people want to be at your fun desk.
Fun desk?
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It looks like the sun threw up all over
it.
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I worked hard at this. I didn't just
snap my fingers and make it happen.
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Rebecca,
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Amanda, my office, now.
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It's not my fault, DJ. She stole all my
recruits. She showed a picture of me
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wearing the Easter outfit Step Grammy
gave me. Enough!
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I'm going downstairs to wait for
Michael's surprise guest.
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Maybe it's Kelly Clarkson.
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Oh, and if you two haven't figured this
thing out by the time she gets here,
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I'll be looking for your replacement.
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I'm sorry I sabotaged your slideshow,
even though you totally deserved it.
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I'm sorry my desk was nicer than yours.
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Just so you know,
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I get it.
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Glitter does sell, especially since
school issues isn't as exciting as
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Is that really what you think?
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Glitter is great, but it's not
everything.
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Just once, I'd like to be the one
undercover breaking the overcrowded
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scandal. Oh, yeah. I was Lindsay Jones,
perky blonde.
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You read that article? I read all your
articles.
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I love them, Rebecca.
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I love your column, too.
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Where else did I learn stuff like...
Girls with the right lip liner will
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look finer.
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I'm so proud.
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You want to go back out there and show
those mini journals what we really do?
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Sure, but when this open house is over,
we're burning those photos.
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And never trusting Daddy's assistant
again.
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Unfinished sandwich.
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You must be really bummed.
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Bummed, huh?
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Where'd you pinch that out from, word
burglar?
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Dude, I did not mean to feel awestruck.
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Besides, I was going to give you credit.
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When? In a deathbed confession?
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No, right after I announced the name of
my new boarding move.
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The Awestruck Nosebone Impossible.
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You named your new move after me? I
can't believe you rodeoed me.
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Well, I can't let the gnome have all the
credit without a little bit of chatter.
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Awestruck.
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Hey, buddy.
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Michael, where's our surprise guest?
I've been waiting forever.
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Is it Hilary Duff? I love her.
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DJ, you've got to help me. That was
going to ruin the whole open house.
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What are you talking about?
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There is no surprise guest.
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I hired Noah to play the open house.
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He's awful. I was going to fire him, but
he said, you're like a brother to me.
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I find it extremely hard to fire family.
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Okay, I did fire my dad once. But to be
fair, it was a lousy field trip
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chaperone. Help me, DJ. Help me. Look.
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If Noah is like a brother to you, then
you owe it to him, to be honest.
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But please, be honest with him quickly.
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Hey, brother, show me some love. You're
fired.
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Maybe you think you're playing music,
but it sounds like a tuba is giving
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to a cockatoo.
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You're a music critic.
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Can you not know that you sound so bad?
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It's really how you feel?
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Okay.
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You're not mad?
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Not really.
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It's actually kind of cool to be fired.
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I don't understand.
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Look, artists get gigs, but rock stars
get fired from gigs.
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Mainstream crowds can't handle my sound
because it's too real.
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Yeah, that must be the problem.
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But now you need a band. One that
doesn't have violent or torment in their
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I have an idea. Cell phone.
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Hello, DVP agency. It's Noah Jackson.
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You wouldn't happen to have any cool
musicians around, would you?
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Rebecca, I thought you could use some
glitter.
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Hello, Amanda.
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Thanks.
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Oh, and this is for you.
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I bet if you were to go to your next
fashion show as Myrtle Bukowski, you
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find out way more than Amanda Pierce
would. Yay!
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Thanks.
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the Myrtle Bukowski unibrow?
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Was it ever.
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Hey, you know about that? Know about it?
It's why I wanted to become a
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journalist. Hey, I really like your
column. You show a lot of gumption.
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Yes. You want to see the rest of my Big
Harbor collection?
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Yes, I'd love to.
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These are the Andy Roonies. You want to
try them on?
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I've dreamed of this moment.
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Ladies and gentlemen, please let me
introduce our surprise guest tonight.
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Mr. Brett Ryan.
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Gotta say, being at the buzz is pretty
awestruck.
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Gotcha.
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You took getting fired really well.
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Actually, tonight I'm going to trash my
hotel room. You live at home.
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And tomorrow I'm not making my bed.
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You're beautiful, but you're
overwhelming.
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You got your friends, but you're still
alone.
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You think you're so extraordinary, but
you're just like me, human to the bone.
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You're adamant, but you're compensating
for what you know that you're really
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not. What's it gonna take to make you
dull?
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You turn all the stairs one at a time.
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Take all your stairs.
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You feel it, but you're terrified.
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You're not afraid, but you're insecure.
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So sure, but you can't decide what's
left, what's right anymore.
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You're reckless, but you calculated.
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You're all tangled up in knots.
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What's gonna take to make you stop?
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