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Everything cris!
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The sea is part of somethin'
called the "enviralment,"
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and we is got to protect it.
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Global warming does exist,
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as the scientologists have proven,
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and the ice cubes is actually melting.
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Listen up, brethren...
water levels is risin'!
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Hear this... at 8:30 this morning,
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the sea was way back there.
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Now, it is way up here.
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By this time tomorrow,
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it will be up past the
Hollywood sign, innit?
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Now, the ocean might
look like a shithole
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with no McDonald's or nothing,
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but there is lots of amazing stuff 'ere.
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They is even got their
own drugs called seaweed.
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It's a bit crap. I smoked
it and it didn't do nothing.
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I is hopin' there is
seacrack 'n' all,
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and I ain't talkin'
about a dolphin's punani.
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Easy now!
Check out me show.
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1x04 - Environment
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Booyakasha.
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♪ Yeah ♪
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♪ Something I got
to tell you about ♪
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♪ The carjacking, everybody's
gonna scream and shout ♪
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♪ You see the man put
the nine to your head ♪
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♪ "Pop, pop!" ♪
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♪ You could be dead. ♪
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Everybody is talking about
the environment thing.
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What is they banging
on about? I don't know.
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That is why I is come down
to the tree protesting site,
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to solve the problem
of the environment.
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And maybe to mash up some police.
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Nice.
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Wicked. We here at the
HQ of the tree people.
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Gonna go in, help them out.
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For them people out there,
what is they actually doing?
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They... why is they here?
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Because there's so little space...
from what I can gather,
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there's so little space left in London,
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and they want to put a
multistory cinema complex
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and a rooftop car park for 1,000 cars.
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But is it gonna be
one of them new cinemas
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with air-conditioning and
Dolby Surround and all that?
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Well, I don't know. It would be
a modern structure of some sort.
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But they is wicked, no?
Should they not build this one
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and knock down the crap ones
and then build trees there?
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We is now gonna meet the main copper,
the guy who's solving it all out.
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If it comes to Iraq, who
do you think's gonna win?
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- It isn't gonna come to Iraq.
- Well, if it does.
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No, it's not gonna come to Iraq.
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This is being dealt with
as peacefully as possible.
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Is it possible for us to get in?
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Not at this stage,
because it's still dangerous.
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- Is it 'cause I is black?
- Not at all.
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Do you not think it's
time for those protestors
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to start looking after themselves
and protecting themselves proper?
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Well, violence doesn't
solve anything, does it?
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- Well, I don't know. It does.
- It does and it doesn't.
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Yeah, but it mainly does.
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- Not really.
- Come on.
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You can't conquer nothing
with violence, can you?
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- Well, you can.
- In what?
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- In what situation?
- Well, in a violent one.
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♪ Who are the pixie people? ♪
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♪ Are you one of the fairy folk? ♪
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♪ Who are the pixie people? ♪
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♪ Are you one of the fairy folk? ♪
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♪ Who are the pixie people? ♪
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♪ Are you one of the fairies? ♪
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Do you like this planet?
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- Do you want to see it go up in smoke?
- No!
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♪ La, la... ♪
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All right. Me has heard
both sides of the argument.
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Me don't understand either of them.
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But me is well up for Iraq anyway.
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Booka, booka, booka,
hear me now, hear me now.
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Shut the fuck up!
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This is serious, you wanker!
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You can take our trees,
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you can take our trees,
but you can't take our freedom!
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You can take our trees,
but you can't take our freedom!
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Freedom!
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Freedom! Freedom!
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Freedom! Freedom!
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Come on!
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Me gonna have a little go.
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- Me gonna have a little go.
- Arrest him!
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Is it because I is black?
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So let's talk about e-volution.
What exactly is it?
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It's the belief
that all of the different kinds of life
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on the world today
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are descended from the
same ancestral organism.
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So what is we humanoids
evolutioned from?
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We evolved from apes.
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So you is basically saying
somewhere down the line,
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me nan did it with a monkey?
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Er, not exactly,
but we did descend from apes.
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Do you think me Uncle Jamal
might have recently evolved?
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'Cause he has got a very hairy back
and also one of them beards
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- that stops right up there.
- Nope.
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So when will the monkeys
that live now become 'umans?
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Nothing says that they will.
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If I kept a monkey
in a fridge for a million years,
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and then I took it out,
would it be a humanoid?
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- Nope.
- It would be naked, though, wouldn't it?
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Uh... you mean in terms of
not having any hair?
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- Clothes.
- It's hard to say. It's very difficult
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to predict how evolution
goes in the future.
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But what happens if monkeys
look at the humanoids
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and think,
"All right, I want to be them.
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I is well jealous,
'cause they is having a laugh."
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Then they'd say,
"All right, let's do it.
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Let's do the... let's do the evolution"?
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That's not how evolution
works. You can't...
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- you can't...
- So you claim. So you claim.
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Right, so I claim. So I...
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But I think this is... we
regard it as an "informed" claim.
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If you shaved the monkey,
would it look like a 'uman?
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Would it look like it?
It might, superficially.
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- Has you ever tried it?
- No.
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Why not, if you is doing the study?
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Surely that would be the first
thing you went about doing.
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Well, why would we,
why would we do that?
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What would we gain by that?
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To see if that we really is
evolutionized from the monkeys.
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Shave 'em, let's have a look.
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Well, I guess people have
done that in other ways.
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- Aside from shaving, they've taken...
- Waxed?
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No, they've taken
rulers or tape measurers.
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Me nan sometimes says
to me that I is an animal
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if I start chucking things
around or don't wipe it properly.
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- Is she right?
- Well, you...
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she may be saying that reminds you...
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you remind her of an animal
because of things that you're doing.
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If she says, "Hey, you is an animal,"
I say, "Yeah, so what?"
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- Well, technically...
- "You did it with a monkey."
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- You could say...
- "What is you talking to me about?"
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What is the point of animals, Professor?
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What do you mean by "the point"?
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- They exist. They're here.
- But ain't most of them,
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with the exceptions of
monkeys and scorpions,
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with full respect to you, a bit crap?
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I think they're pretty...
they're pretty important.
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Yeah, but you would say that,
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because your job is on the line.
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Why don't we give animals an ultimatum?
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"Either do something useful,
or piss off."
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Which animals do you
want to say that to?
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To animals, all the animals
that ain't doing something useful.
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But I'd say... I think a lot of
them are doing something useful.
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Do you eat meat?
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Well, yeah, I eat, you know,
burgers and all that kind of stuff.
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- Well, that comes from animals, right?
- Or not. Do they?
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Do they?
Where does hamburger come from?
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- Comes from McDonald's.
- Where does McDonald's get it?
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From America.
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And where... we don't
just raise hamburgers here.
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- You make them?
- Comes from cattle.
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Does it, though?
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What happens if different
types of animals fall in love?
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Doesn't happen very often
as far as everybody knows.
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And if they were, they
wouldn't produce an offspring
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in those cases.
It wouldn't amount to anything.
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But what if the crocodile see the
flamingo and think, "I love her."
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Would you step in and say,
"No, that ain't right"?
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- Would I? No.
- Hmm.
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It's like me and me Julie, though.
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Because she comes from
the East side of town,
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and me come from the West side of town.
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"West side."
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And they said that it was wrong
that we was meant to be together.
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But the first time we got jiggy,
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she actually came, so that
can't be wrong, can it?
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It's whatever you think.
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Is there any "butty" animals?
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- What does that mean?
- You know, funny animals.
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You mean, ones that appear funny to us?
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No, no, no. You know...
"over the hill and around the corner."
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Uh...
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- So, why is all giraffes gay?
- Why are giraffes gay?
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- Why is all giraffes gay?
- Who says they are?
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- Well, they look it.
- Well...
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Is there anything we can
learn from the animal kingdom?
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There's a tremendous amount we
can learn from non-human animals.
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How come we can't... excuse
me French, lick our own nuts?
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If they can do it and me dog can do it,
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and that dancer,
the Irish bloke, can do it,
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how come we can't do it?
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It's just a question of
anatomy, how we're built.
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But do you think with evolution,
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then in the future
we'll be able to do that?
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It's hard to say.
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- We can hope, though, huh?
- That's right.
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I am here now with Lady Chelsea
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to learn how to be real gentleman.
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- Okay.
- It's very nice to meet you.
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- Very nice.
- I'll do my best.
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Yes.
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How can you tell if someone is polite
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- when you first meet them?
- You don't, really.
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I mean, perhaps it's
the way they say hello
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- and shake your hand.
- Yes.
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Is the way I dress nice?
Is it okay?
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It's not a typically
English way to dress.
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- And my shoe, is good?
- Shoes? Yes.
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It is from a Shoe
Express in Oxford Street.
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Oh? All right.
That's fine. Black, yes.
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And what do... will
we eat at dinner soon?
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Lunch.
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- Charlotte, this is Borat.
- How do you do?
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- How do you do?
- And Bodrick, Borat.
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How do you do? How do you do?
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- So, we have a toast.
- Yes, toast!
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Yes, yes.
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- To Jenny and to television!
- To Jenny, to television.
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- And to Kazakhstan.
- And to Kazakhstan!
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- Thank you. Thank you.
- Because I saw you.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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It's nice! It's nice.
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Do you have wine... do you
have wine in Kazakhstan?
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The real idea, if somebody gives you
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a nice glass of white
wine, you should sip it.
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Imagine you're making love.
You don't want to do it too quickly.
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To make love? To have... sex?
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- Well, now you're going to confuse him.
- Everything slowly.
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Yeah, don't make love too quickly,
otherwise it's over too quickly.
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Ah, yes!
I like to last a long time!
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Oh, that's wonderful!
That's perfect!
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Is that good.
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I am good. I am good.
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And what subject do we talk about?
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Anything, really.
Depends who starts it.
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I mean, you could start off by...
what would you say?
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- Anything that comes into your head, really.
- Yes.
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Mmm. This is very nice.
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- My wife, she is dead.
- Oh! Why?
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- How did that happen?
- What happened?
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- She die, in the field.
- How?
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She died from...
work, but with, uh, accident.
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But is not important, I have a new wife.
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Is it okay to talk about
what I did last night?
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Yes, as long as you don't
go into lots of details,
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- whether it be... I don't know.
- Yes?
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Oh yes, if you said,
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- "Yes, I went to see a film last night."
- Yes.
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- Last night I have sex.
- Really?
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See, I told you you
shouldn't mention your...
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- what you did last night.
- No.
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You say I could say
what I did last night.
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No, you can say you went to see a film.
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But it was nice!
She was lovely.
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And...
how do I say...
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I do not want to be rude...
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what if I need to do a toilet?
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You just say, "Oh, just
excuse me for a while."
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- "Excuse me for a while."
- Yeah.
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Please excuse me,
I will go for a minute.
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- Okay.
- Certainly.
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- Please excuse me.
- Certainly.
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- Here he comes.
- Thank you.
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- Okay.
- Sorry.
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Would you like some
more potatoes and peas?
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Because you haven't had any meat.
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- Would you like some more?
- Or we have a pudding.
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- Eh...
- Or do you want to have a lovely dessert?
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- We have pudding, you know.
- Sweets?
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Yes, dessert... thank you.
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I had a good shit.
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Don't say that.
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- You didn't have any dog.
- You don't say that.
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You know the Chinese, when they
say they've had a good meal,
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there's a huge amount of
horrendous gurking and burping.
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What to do...?
What is "gurking"?
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When you go...
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Oh!
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High five, high five!
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- Goodness gracious me!
- Yeah, you do it, eh?
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- No, I can't do it.
- I can't do it.
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Oh!
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- Don't do it.
- That is absolutely outrageous!
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Thank you. I can, like this?
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- Good to have met you.
- Yeah, that's nice.
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Bare cheek.
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Oh-hh!
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And big nose.
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Uh, it was very nice...
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- To have met you.
- ...to have met you.
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- Very good.
- To have met you.
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- Correct. Au revoir.
- Thank you.
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How do you do?
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- Bye.
- Bye.
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We have an animal here in the studio.
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- Should we get it out?
- Mm-hmm. Okay.
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What the [bleep] is that, man?
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- What is that?
- It's a hedgehog.
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A little wild creature.
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When they're afraid,
they go into a ball.
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- Ah, that's wicked. That's cool.
- No it isn't.
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- You like that now?
- Yeah, but after about five minutes,
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after they done that, why
would you want to keep them?
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Because it's part of our heritage
to have wild animals...
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You're asking the question
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- as though the value of that animal...
- A'ight?
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or a flower, or anything,
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could only consist in, could
only be its value to you.
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- Okay.
- "That's funny. I can eat it!
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I'm getting a laugh out of that."
Or it makes a good football or whatever.
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- That would make a good football.
- Yeah, not a bad one. But... but...
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- It's illegal now.
- What? That is illegal?
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- It is, a long time.
- Yes, it is. Yes, it is.
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Liz, what if a kid is poor
and don't have enough money
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- to buy a good quality football?
- You can't buy...
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- Very good.
- Liz, it is interesting,
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because it is only in the
last three or four years
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that it has been illegal for
a child to kick a hedgehog
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because, well, "Hell, I
like kicking hedgehogs."
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- That's right.
- I'm not talking about anyone, "pff," but...
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But what I was thinking
about, they're little mammals.
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To that extent, they would feel pain.
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Well, let's talk about people who
teach their pets special things.
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Is that wrong?
Because me got this mate Dave,
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him teach his pet to, like, go, "Wicked!"
When he slap it.
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It is amazing thing to do.
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The pet can go, "Wicked!"
This little dog.
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Michael, don't this guy... this dog
that has been just as a little
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jab with the fork or whatever,
ain't it enjoying that?
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I don't know what you mean by
"little jab with a fork or whatever."
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- Yeah.
- That rather worries me, really.
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Wait, it don't hurt...
it don't bleed or anything like that.
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And I ain't never done it,
but this is a guy I know.
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"Just a pinprick," as
they say in the laboratory.
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Okay. Is it wrong for people
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to do experiments on
animals in their own home?
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Well, I would say it's
wrong and unscientific.
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'Cause we did a thing... years ago...
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with this mouse in this
microwave or whatever,
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to try about nuclear... to
do a nuclear test to see if it
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could, you know, survive the
nuclear thing, and it did survive.
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It came out and it was hot or
whatever, but it was still alive.
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- Is that wrong?
- Yes.
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That's pretty fiendish.
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So, Mikey, Mikey, has
you ever eaten the meat?
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Oh, no! I couldn't.
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What happened if you had,
like, Big Mac here, really nice.
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00:19:41,194 --> 00:19:43,229
- Did you say, "Big Mac"?
- A'ight.
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I'd go straight out of that door.
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00:19:44,931 --> 00:19:46,198
- Why?
- A Big Mac?
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I've never set foot in a McDonald's yet.
Of course I wouldn't ...
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- I wouldn't dream of it.
- What happens if it was the best meat
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and the best... if you don't
like Big Mac or whatever...
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- the best Chicken McNugget, whatever.
- Oh! Chicken McNugget?
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00:19:59,284 --> 00:20:01,418
You mean that colonel?
That bogus colonel?
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- No.
- Colonel. Kentucky.
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What if it was free?
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- No, you have to think of it.
- Yes or no, what if it was free?
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Well, of course not!
That's major...
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What if someone paid
you a hundred squid?
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- I wouldn't!
- What happens if they say,
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"here's a chicken? You eat this,
or we kill another chicken."
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No, that chicken is going to
be killed anyway for you to eat.
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Ali, I must tell you, you just
asked the question which was
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the hardest question that the
toughest moral philosopher when
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I did philosophy at university
asked us.
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Wicked.
Ali Indahouse!
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A'ight!
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