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Come on, come on, come on.
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Come on, come on.
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What are you doing?
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Waiting to see if that branch of the
crack falls.
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How long have you been waiting?
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23 years, but I think today's the day.
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Nothing prepares one for the sheer
boredom of endless purgatory.
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We could start a rumor. Oh, we haven't
started a rumor in a while. Can it be
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devastating? Oh, absolutely.
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But who should it be about?
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Hey, guys.
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I just got back from an epic trip. I
went to Budapest.
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You may know it as Budapest, but in
Budapest, it's Budapest.
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And it was the Budapest.
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Uh -huh. Can't wait to tell Donna all
about it. I'm going to see her next
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Right, Donna, your island paramour.
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Man, this new power has really opened
things up for me.
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I never realized how bored I was just
sitting there for 40 years -ish.
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Anyway, nice to see you guys. Good to be
back. Good luck with your, uh...
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Branch there, Sass.
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Today could be the day.
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Let me know what happens.
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Random thought, but what if we made the
rumor about Pete?
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Let's make it a doozy.
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All right.
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Getting your groove back after a
breakup. Here we go.
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Yes, this article should be the salve to
the lingering pain of my separation
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from Nigel. Number one, take a trip
somewhere fun.
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Okay, well, that one is obviously fun.
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Number two, reinvent yourself with a
bold new wardrobe.
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Oh, boy. Guessing that didn't go over
well. Wait, let me see.
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Enjoy a decadent meal, join a rec
league, and meet new people.
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Yeah, these aren't helping.
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Another great article from the biased
living media.
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Well, that's it. Looks like I'm going to
have to quit my job.
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I'm sorry, job?
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You have a job?
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I was keeping it secret so Mom and Dad
didn't freak out. But yeah, I've been
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working remotely for the last three
months as a financial analyst at
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Capital. Apparently, Trapper's been
working remotely as some sort of
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analyst. What?
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How? I got an identity on the dark web,
applied online, and got the gig. From
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there, it was easy.
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Sending in my report, crushing chats on
the company Slack.
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It's honestly a great time for a ghost
to have a job.
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So he got an identity on the dark web.
How did he even get through an
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I said I needed a written interview
because I have ADHD, which isn't
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true, but I also lied about it in
college to get drugs. So there is a
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there. So why must you quit this job?
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Because my boss is demanding our team
attend a mandatory in -person retreat,
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which obviously I can't do.
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It sucks.
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Also, it's just rude. A work thing on a
weekend. People have lives.
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You're dead.
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I'm talking about other people.
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Should I get a job? Would that get my
groove back?
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Now, a good rumor must be surprising,
yet plausible.
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In life, I once spread a doozy about
Mamie Fish having a back nipple. What
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Pete's hair?
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Maybe we tell people it's a wig. Oh. Or
it snaps in place like a Lego piece.
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It does look oddly removable.
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I guess that's what his island girl
Donna's into.
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That's it. Donna.
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What about Donna?
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Oh.
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Oh, sorry.
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Actually, it's nothing. It's not really
meant for you to hear. Thor can keep
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secret. Tell no one the Baroness died in
season finale of Borders is
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Embarrassed. I haven't seen that yet.
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It's excellent. You will enjoy.
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Now, what about Donna?
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Okay, fine. So, rumor has it, Pete's
Caribbean girlfriend, Donna, doesn't
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Whoa. Peter made the whole thing up.
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I can't.
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It's very sad.
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It's sad.
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It's so sad.
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But remember, Thorfinn, mum's a word.
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Oh, promise.
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It's secret.
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Sort of like how Baroness died at hands
of own sister Penelope. Thorfinn! It's a
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great twist.
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You will love.
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Okay, I have great news. I just slacked
with my boss, Brett, and he is down to
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have the work retreat.
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here at Woodstone. What?
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Trevor wants to have his work retreat
here. How would that even help? They
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be able to see him. True. They won't be
able to see me. But they will be able to
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see Jay being me.
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And now he's suggesting that you somehow
pretend to be him.
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No.
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No way.
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How would that even work? Well, they
don't know what I look like.
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And I can just tell him what to say.
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Or tell you to tell him what to say.
Yeah, Jay could wear one of those
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earpieces. I feel like douchey Wall
Street guys do that. Yeah, we do. What
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going on?
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Why are you so on board? I'm not
pretending to be a ghost.
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No one is asking him to pretend to be a
ghost.
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I'm simply asking him to pretend to be
the person that a ghost is pretending to
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be.
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What's going on, gang?
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Oh, Trevor's trying to get Jay to...
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I'm sorry, what the hell is this?
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What? Oh, this?
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You know, after you all departed, I
finished that magazine article, and I
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taken by tip number nine.
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New do, new you.
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Hey. Hey. Sam. Hey.
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Sorry, Isaac did something not
important.
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Not important?
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The old Isaac would be offended by a
comment like that.
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But the new Isaac says, long hair, don't
care.
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Sam. Please.
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Having this job has made me feel alive
again. I love being back in the mix with
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my people.
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Fun, cool go -getters instead of these
dead lamos.
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No offense.
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No offense taken. All good.
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I really hate this.
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Jay, this job means so much to Trevor.
We could at least try.
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Also, I didn't want to make my finance
job about money, but if you do this,
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split my bonus with you. And he's
offering to split his bonus with us.
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How much? Enough to repair the fountain.
He's talking fountain money, Jay.
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Okay. Fine.
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Yes! See? It all worked out.
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Oh, stop it! But I'm just not sure this
sells Trevor Lefkowitz.
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I didn't use my real name.
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I picked something hard to Google and
impossible to forget.
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What name did you use?
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Hey, guys, it's me, Michael Jackson.
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As you all know, my name is Brett, a .k
.a. the Brettnator.
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I gave him that nickname.
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Welcome to our team meeting. I thought
it was important for us to get together
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IRL, get some FaceTime, to see if Maggie
can finally take down Dave. Hey -o!
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You guys know I'm engaged.
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Nobody cares, Dave. This is happening.
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Classic Maggie. I love it. So she's
harassing him.
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I guess that's progress.
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It's all good.
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Uh -oh, MJ, you're not on the phone with
HR, are you?
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Uh, no.
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I'm on a business call.
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Stop.
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Earnings call.
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Dollar, dollar bills, y 'all.
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And tell him to raise the roof when he
says it. That's key.
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Earnings call.
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Dollar, dollar bills, y 'all. And Trevor
says to raise the roof when you say it.
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Earnings call.
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Dollar, dollar bills, y 'all.
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By the way, Michael, thick job with the
Dream Tech merger. How did you reach the
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valuation?
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That is a great question.
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How did I come up with the valuation for
the Dream Tech merger?
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I ran a DCF with a Monte Carlo sim to
factor in volatility.
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Uh... Hmm.
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You know, I ran a DTF down in Monte
Carlo.
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DTF? Sounds like me this weekend. Am I
right, Dave?
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Lock your door, Dave. Maggie's had a lot
of white wine.
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You guys... I got big news.
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Did you hear about Pete?
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Thor told me that his Caribbean play
thing, Donna, isn't real. He made her
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What? Why would he do that?
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Oh, I'm not that surprised. That's his
kink. He likes them fake, huh?
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Pete's girlfriend is fake?
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Pete's girlfriend is fake. Pete's
girlfriend is fake.
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Pete? From Compliance?
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Yep, that's the one. They have a kid
together, I thought.
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Nope.
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Kink's fake, too.
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But I made a major life decision based
on Pete bursting into my wedding, saying
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how meaningful his relationship with
Donna was, and you're telling me he made
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all up? Pretty much.
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I have to be alone with my thoughts.
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Oh.
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Yes! Pete with arrow in neck!
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He has fake girlfriend!
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That is most pathetic, Father.
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Yes, he's very embarrassing.
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Which is why you must keep secret.
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Why would you say that I made up Donna?
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Pete, just a rumor going around,
everyone saying so.
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But the question is, why are you
listening to Thor's private yellings
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Where is this coming from? Donna is
real. She's my girlfriend.
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Oh, there you are.
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for your wedding day spectacle that was
rooted in pure fiction.
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I left Nigel at the altar based in part
on your tale of this wonderful Donna.
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You fooled me with your pitiful fantasy.
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Okay, this is escalated.
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I may look laid back, but this has my
dander up.
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I kind of feel like he's stepping on my
thing, but you don't have to get into
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that right now. Isaac, I would never
make up a story like that. Donna is
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You've got to believe me.
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You've gone too far this time, Peter.
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Long hair.
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Do you care?
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And tell Jay he needs to do a better job
selling my anecdotes. Trevor thinks you
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could seem a little more enthusiastic
about his story. Okay, first of all,
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that's way too much salt. And also,
you've got to give me something to work
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with. That Pauly Shore thing went
nowhere.
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Nowhere? We shared an ice cream in
Montauk.
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Who is Pauly Shaw?
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A once -in -a -generation talent. And we
went split -seas on a pint of rocky
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road, and somehow Jay can't even make
that interesting. I gotta get back in
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there. Hey, do you think I could tell
them that the innkeeper lady's into me?
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think it might buy me some cred with the
gang.
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He's not wrong.
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Okay, fine. I guess I could be a little
lonely up here, running this place by
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myself. Your character does not need a
backstory, Sam.
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Sorry.
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Chatting up that hot innkeeper. I think
she's got a little thing for me.
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Take a number, MJ.
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She's been giving me eyes all afternoon.
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Really? Is no one safe?
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Okay, best restaurant in the city right
now. Oh, Le Cirque. Say Le Cirque.
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Trevor said it's Le Cirque.
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Oh.
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Ah, what's he doing?
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It used to be Le Cirque.
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20 years ago, but now I'd say it's
Maxfield, Carbonara, or Tom and Joe's.
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but those places are impossible to get
into.
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Yeah. Not if you know the chef.
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Okay, he pulled that off.
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But Sam, you gotta come get him. We need
the earpiece back in.
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Uh, uh, Jay, um, MJ, Michael, Jackson, I
can't remember how you said you wanted
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your steak cooked.
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Medium rare.
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Well, actually, could you come show me?
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Because... I'm all alone up here, and I
don't get to talk to many people since
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the mill closed.
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Times have been hard.
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Is she doing a southern accent?
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You don't have a character, Sam.
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Sure. I'll be right there.
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Oh.
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Okay, can I say what we're all thinking?
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I am obsessed with MJ.
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He?
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They like Jay.
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Only because I spent the last month
laying the groundwork. They don't like
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They like Michael Jackson, a .k .a. T
-Money. What's crazy is before this
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retreat, I expected Michael to be so
lame.
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What? And old.
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His references on Slack were so dated
and cringe. I know. He's always talking
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about that weird ice skating rom -com,
The Cutting Edge.
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That's a great movie.
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Forgive me for being cultured. I was
sure he was going to be like 70.
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Totally wrong.
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Yeah, it turns out he's not some weird
old geezer after all. Yeah.
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Geezer? Don't listen to them, Trev.
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Four think less suck. Very cool.
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Whatever. Screw this.
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I got the first course for y 'all.
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It's a corn chowder just like Meemaw
used to make.
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That was before the war.
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Before the winds of change swept through
our little farmstead.
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You know, I was out, but I'm back in.
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My girl's painting a picture.
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Hey, Thor in Alberta told us what
happened. Are you doing okay?
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If it makes you feel better, it's not
your fault. I'm just really charming and
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likable. Jay.
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I'm just quoting the Bretonator.
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I just feel like such a fool.
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I thought this job was my chance to
relive my glory days, to pick up where I
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left off.
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But the truth is, it's too late.
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The parade has passed me by. If it
helped, parade also passed by Thor.
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Did not know there was parade.
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Did you see parade?
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Well, you still have the job. You could
still do your trading and stuff.
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It wasn't about the job.
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When I was alive, I was on my way to
being someone, to making a mark, to
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becoming a legend.
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But now I'm just some dead guy that
nobody remembers.
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Look, Trevor.
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Here's the thing. He's gone, Jay.
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You can just let me make my point. Who
does it hurt?
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In my day, I've seen many die before
that time, such as Agner, who had
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intestines ripped out through sphincter,
and Gunnhild, who was fed on eyeballs
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and beheaded.
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I could go on. Please don't.
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Feel like posting an update, babe?
Trevor feels like he never got the
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make his mark because he died so young
and... He's starting to realize he never
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will. And then Thor tell very relevant
sphincter story.
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Please convey.
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Yeah, I imagine that must be really hard
for Trevor.
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Oh, man, now I'm feeling bad for the
ghost that wanted to sleep with my
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I just wish there was something we could
do.
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I think I might have an idea.
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Name of sphincter victim was Agna, in
case I had trouble recalling.
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Peter, can we talk to you for a moment?
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Sure, but I'm pretty cheesed off.
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I'm going to figure out what sick,
twisted person started this rumor, and
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going to slap them with my words, using
constructive conversation.
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We have a confession to make, Peter.
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We were the ones that started that rumor
about Donna.
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What? Why would you do that?
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We were bored, and it seemed fun.
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But why me?
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Well, to be honest, I think we might...
You might have been a little jealous of
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your power.
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We're very happy for you, but it's not
easy hearing about your escapades.
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And then the Budapest of it all. Kind of
felt like you were asking for it.
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Darn it.
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I got so caught up in my hectic boundary
-crossing lifestyle, I didn't take time
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to think about how my travel talk
affects the housebound.
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That's what I call regular ghosts.
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Cool. It can't be easy for Donna either,
dating a 100 % free range.
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That's what I call myself.
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Well, that...
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Notwithstanding, again, what we did was
wrong, and we are very sorry. And don't
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worry, we will tell everyone that you
were the ones that spread the vicious
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rumor. Yeah, man, I'm sorry.
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Thanks, I appreciate it, but I feel like
the damage is done. I mean, how can I
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prove that Donna's real?
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She can't come here.
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You guys clearly can't go there.
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I'm the only one with the almost magical
ability to move between different...
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Oh, okay, yeah, I'm hearing it now.
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Ooh, this is a great retreat.
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From the highs of getting wasted with
you all last night...
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To the lows of Dave wimping out and
staying faithful to his fiancée. Nice
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Dave. Do they make that in a men's
version?
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Maggie called Dave woman in most
humorous manner.
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I'd like to say a few words.
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You're the man, MJ.
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Cool. Glad they love Jay.
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And just keep listening.
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It's true.
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I am the man.
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But... It's only because I had the best
mentor, a legend by the name of
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Trevor Lefkowitz.
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What? He taught me everything I know
about finance and hot chicks and
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rom -com The Cutting Edge.
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Trevor Lefkowitz?
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You mean T -Money?
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You know him?
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We all know Trevor Lefkowitz.
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They do?
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You do?
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Sorry, can I get you guys anything?
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What happened to your accent?
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Oh, that was my twin sister, Daisy Mae.
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We were separated at birth, but now we
run an inn together.
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She's a laid -back country gal, and I'm
a go -go city slicker, but somehow it
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worked. What was this for, Sam?
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Anyway, how do you guys know T -Money?
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Well, we don't know him personally, but
we know the legend.
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Back in the day.
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Trevor gave his pants to a junior trader
named Pincus during a hazing ritual
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known as the Run of Fun. True hero move
on Trevor's part. And Pincus was forever
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grateful. When he started his own firm,
he banned hazing and then passed the
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story down to his mentees. They passed
it down to us.
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Tea money changed the game.
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That's incredible.
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It was hot, too.
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It just keeps getting better.
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How's that for leaving a mark, Trev? We
still do the run of fun to this day, but
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now it's a fun tribute to Trevor and his
legacy.
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They don't like you, Trevor.
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They idolize you.
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Wait, how could Trevor be your mentor?
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Wouldn't you have been a teenager when
he died?
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Oh, he was a family friend, and I was
very advanced. Like, whoo -hoo, the
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works. On the count of three.
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One, two, three.
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Team Money!
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Oh,
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Trevor
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looks so happy.
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Good for him.
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That shirt really hikes up when it's
running, huh?
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Wonder if they make that shirt in lady
version.
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Wait.
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I'm going in.
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My hair looks too good not to be flowing
in the breeze.
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Well,
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Pete, I did a little research for you,
and I managed to find some articles
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Donna. She's real, all right. See?
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I told you.
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Wait, why are there articles about her?
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Because she sort of murdered her husband
and fled to the Caribbean.
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Really?
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Oh, shoot.
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Yeah, there's actually an episode of a
show called Vicious Vixens that delves
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into the whole situation.
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You guys want to watch?
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No, we don't want to watch an episode
about Pete's psychotic murdering
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girlfriend. Play it.
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They called her the Slaying Mantis.
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Ooh, that's clever.
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A cold -blooded killer.
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Whoa, a pitchfork?
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Didn't see that coming. Neither did
Gerald, apparently.
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Do you know Pete?
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The guy with the arrow through his neck?
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Yeah, what about him?
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Rumor has it his hair is actually some
type of wig.
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Interesting. I would buy that.
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Some are saying it may even be made out
of Lego.
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Did you guys start that rumor, too?
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We didn't know if the Donna rumor would
get traction.
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So we started the hair thing as a hedge.
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