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You're traveling
through another dimension
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a dimension not only
of sight and sound, but of mind
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a journey into a wondrous land
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whose boundaries
are that of imagination.
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That's the signpost up ahead.
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Your next stop,
the twilight zone.
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A brief if frenetic introduction
to mr. Archibald beechcroft
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a child of the 20th century
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a product of
the population explosion
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and one of the inheritors
of the legacy of progress.
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Mr. Beechcroft again.
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This time act ii of his
daily battle for survival.
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And in just a moment
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our hero will begin his
personal one-man rebellion
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against the mechanics of his age
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and to do so
he will enlist certain aids
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available only
in the twilight zone.
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Why, you clumsy clod!
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Oh, i'm sorry,
mr. Beechcroft.
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I didn't notice
where i was going.
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That's precisely
your problem.
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Feeling ill,
beechcroft?
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If you'll forgive a
personal observation
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you're not
looking too well.
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I'm all right,
mr. Rogers.
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Keeping yourself fit
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is not only a
personal obligation.
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Oh, no, in a larger sense
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it's part of
your responsibility
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to your job
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and to the firm
that employs you.
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I'm not unaware
of that, mr. Rogers.
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Well, then why don't you
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pull yourself
together, man?
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Get some sleep at night.
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Eat regular meals, lots of milk
and fresh vegetables.
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Greens! Oh, you can't beat
those greens for vitamins.
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I'm a spinach and
lettuce man myself.
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I even have them
for breakfast.
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Well, if people wouldn't
look at me a little tilt.
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But the power's in
the greens, beechcroft.
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The power's definitely
in the greens.
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You're not drinking,
are you, beechcroft?
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I don't drink,
mr. Rogers.
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Well, then,
you don't drink
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and you don't stay
out late at night...
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are you watching
your diet?
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If you'd really like
to know, mr. Rogers
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if you'd really like
to know precisely
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why i am so dead tired
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you ought to try coming
to work on the subway
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at 7:30 every morning
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then jamming
into an elevator
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like part of
a herd of cattle
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then working in that...
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in that cacophonous din
that you call an office.
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Always get jostled,
always get shoved
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always get
pushed around.
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Take hold of yourself, beechcroft.
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For goodness sakes,
man, take hold.
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I'll take hold,
mr. Rogers.
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I'll take hold
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when i can achieve
that millennium
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that absolute perfection
that comes with solitude.
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You read me, mr. Rogers?
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People.
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People, people!
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If i had my way
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here's how i'd
fix the universe.
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I'd eliminate the people.
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I mean, cross them off
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get rid of them, destroy
them, decimate them
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and there'd only be
one man left-
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me, archibald
beechcroft, esquire.
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Why, you are quite mad,
beechcroft.
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Do you know that?
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People!
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Mr. Beechcroft.
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Mr. Beechcroft!
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Here's a place
for you, sir.
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I've been saving it.
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I am obliged, henry.
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Oh, think
nothing of it.
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I was...
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well, i was just
trying to make up
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for this morning.
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This morning?
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When i spilled
coffee on your coat.
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I'm really very sorry
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about that,
mr. Beechcroft.
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Oh, it's all right.
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A friend of mine
works in a bookstore
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around the corner.
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I went there
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first part
of the lunch break.
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I got you this.
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The mind and the matter:
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How you can achieve
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the ultimate power
of concentration.
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A little on
the occult side
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isn't that, henry?
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Maybe so,
mr. Beechcroft
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but this friend
of mine is...
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well, you might say
he's a student of the mind.
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Mm-hmm.
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Oh, he swears by that book.
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He says, to the best
of his knowledge
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it's the only one in existence.
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Would you believe it,
mr. Beechcroft
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i've seen my friend
cause a woman
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to purchase a chartreuse
and orange scarf.
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How's that?
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That's right.
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We were in
a department store
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and he saw some
woman picking over
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a table full of scarves
that were on sale.
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And he concentrated
real hard
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on the chartreuse
and orange one...
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and as sure
as i'm sitting here
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in the cafeteria of the park
central insurance company
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that woman picked up
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the chartreuse
and orange scarf.
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Why it's the absolute,
unvarnished truth.
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Oh, mr. Beechcroft,
i'm so sorry.
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Oh, i...
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i thank you so much
for the book, henry.
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I... i am indebted.
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Well... there.
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Uh, mr. Beechcroft,
chapter three-
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that's the one on
initial phenomena
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of intense
concentration.
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Chapter three.
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Chapter three,
right, chapter three.
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They're right.
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They're absolutely,
unequivocally right.
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Concentration is the most
underrated, unknown power
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in the universe.
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Why, a person could...
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a person could move mountains.
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There's really no limit
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to what a man could do
using the power properly.
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No limit at all.
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People.
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If i could just concentrate
hard enough to get rid of them.
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Concentration,
that's what it takes.
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Concentrate on getting
rid of the people.
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Mr. Beechcroft!
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Your rent is due,
mr. Beechcroft.
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Mr. Beechcroft!
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Rent's due.
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Mr. Beechcroft!
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Go away, disappear
be extinct!
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Mr. Beechcroft!
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Go away, be extinct,
disappear.
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Concentration.
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Mind over matter.
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Today the landlady,
tomorrow the world.
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All right, let's get going.
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That'll be just
about enough of that.
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? for love...?
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? for love...?
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All well and good.
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All well and good,
to be sure.
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But what's to do.
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How does one occupy his time?
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Too much of a good thing?
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Well, i wouldn't, uh,
i wouldn't say that.
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But you're thinking it.
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Bored to death,
aren't you?
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Well, uh, let's
just say that, um...
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let's just say
that i am temporarily
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somewhat accessible
to suggestions as to, uh...
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how to occupy
my time.
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So?
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Let's face it.
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You are bored to tears.
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Solitude is one thing
but loneliness...
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loneliness
is quite another.
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Loneliness nothing.
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I despise people.
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I loathe them.
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And i, archibald beechcroft,
have done away with them
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for good and all, mind you?
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For good and all.
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Thought about
any alternatives?
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Alternatives
to what?
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Alternatives
to this.
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You're bored.
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You don't
have idea one
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how to occupy
your time.
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People are
bad enough
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but inactivity
is even worse.
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How about it?
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Oh, don't talk nonsense, please.
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I'm content.
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I am honestly and truly content
for the first time in my life.
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I've rid myself of
the worst scourge there is:
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The populace.
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Well...
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what about
the thing
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that's going
to happen to you
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in the after...
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shut up.
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Although,
if the truth be known...
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i would like a little
diversion of some kind
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any sort of diversion...
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like, um...
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like, um, an earthquake.
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Uh, for goodness sakes,
no, no, no, not that!
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How about a nice little
electrical storm?
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Forget it!
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I believe i've had it
for the day.
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It's preying on
you now, isn't it?
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I mean, the quiet,
the emptiness.
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Well, the thing
of it is...
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it's just that
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while i don't care
much for people
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it's difficult
not having anyone.
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Why not get someone?
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That's the point,
someone is everyone.
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And i can't
stand everyone
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or anyone
for that matter.
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There frankly
isn't a breed
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or a specie
of human being
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that i can stomach.
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Ever thought of
a cocker spaniel?
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Well...
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i never cared much
for animals either.
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Of course, of course!
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Why didn't i think
of it before?
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Think of what?
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People!
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People who i can stand.
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People like...
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people like myself.
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That's what i'll do.
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I'll create people,
but they'll be like me.
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A world full of archibald beechcrofts.
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Now, that's
a thought.
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You bet your life
it's a thought.
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You bet your sweet life.
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That's what i'll do.
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I'll will it.
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I'll concentrate
and i'll will
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that from now on
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everyone i see
will be like me.
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It's really quite simple.
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People.
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It's not enough
they're just a mob.
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They're a
dishonest mob.
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Kindly deposit ten cents please
or shall i call the police.
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Will you please
get off my foot
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you ugly little man.
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12th floor,
everybody out, please.
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Sardines!
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The noise, the miserable noise.
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I'll go out of my mind.
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I'll go out
of my ever-loving mind.
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A sty, that's what it is.
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Nothing
but people
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and people
are pigs.
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People, people, people, people.
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Is there no respite?
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Is there no relief?
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Herds, droves,
hosts and bevies of people.
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Will you people stop
muttering back there?
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I'm trying to work.
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Had it?
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Undeniably.
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Coming through
to you, huh?
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Without a doubt.
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A lot of me
is just as bad
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as a lot of them.
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So... what's to do now?
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I'll just
put it back
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the way it was.
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Just the way
it was.
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Oh!
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Oh, mr. Beechcroft,
sir, forgive me...
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uh, nothing
serious, henry.
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Just, uh, forget it.
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Yes?
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I was wondering...
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that book
i gave you.
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Did you get anything out of it?
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Well, uh...
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not really,
henry, i, uh...
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frankly, i thought
it was a lot of pap.
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It was interesting,
but totally unbelievable.
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Mr. Archibald beechcroft,
a child of the 20th century
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who has found out
through trial and error-
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and mostly error-
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that with all its faults
it may well be
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that this is the best
of all possible worlds.
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People notwithstanding,
it has much to offer.
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Tonight's case in point
in the twilight zone.
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Rod serling, creator
ofthe twilight zone
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will tell you
about next week's story
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after this word
from our alternate sponsor.
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And now, mr. Serling.
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It's been said that singularly,
the most difficult feat
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of all mankind is to find
a needle in a haystack.
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Onthe twilight zonenext time,
we do it one better.
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We pose a problem of finding
a martian in a snow bank.
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It all adds up to a kind of
extraterrestrial who's who
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with a couple of laughs, and
more than a couple of tensions.
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We recommend this
to the space buffs
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and the jigsaw puzzle addicts.
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Next time onthe twilight zone,
our story is called
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"will the real martian
please stand up."
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Captioned by media access
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hi, this is ed sullivan
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