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Oh. This is a story about a guy named
Al, and he lived in a sewer with his

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hamster pal, but the sanitation workers
really didn't approve, so he packed up

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his accordion and had to move to a city
in Ohio where he lived in a tree, and he

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worked in a new hippie congestion
factory, and he played on the company

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team, and every single night he had a
strange recurring dream where he was

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wearing leader holes and in a vat of
sour cream, but that's really not

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in the story.

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Well, well, very next year he met a
dental hygienist with a specialist

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on her arm, but he didn't even touch any
lobster number, then he got himself a

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job on a tater tot farm, and he spent...

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Outro Music

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Today's lesson is, it's not so important
to hold a world record, but it's always

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important to do your best!

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Oh, hey, how you doing?

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I'm just trying to get the prize out of
this box of sugar -coated bits and

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pieces.

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Aha! There you are.

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My very own artificially preserved
horseradish enchilada.

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Mmm.

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It even takes it through the plastic.

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I could use a little time in the
microwave, though.

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Got one of those older microwaves, and
it's just got this itty -bitty, teeny

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-tiny little radiation leak. So if
you'll just bear with me.

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Okay, all set.

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Here we go.

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Okay, that should be enough time.

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Nothing like the smell of horseradish
and

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melted plastic.

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Hey, Harvey, you want a bite of my
enchilada?

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Harvey?

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Where'd that little rascal go?

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Harvey! Look at you, you're huge!

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What happened?

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Were you sitting by the microwave just
now?

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Oh, no. What have I done?

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I've turned you into a grotesque,
radioactive mutant.

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Good enchilada, though.

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Wow! I've never seen any hamster this
big before.

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This has got to be some kind of a...
world record!

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Presenting the president of the Guinness
Book of World Records.

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Sir Alec.

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Oh, man, what an honor. Oh, Sir Alec, I
am such a fan of yours. I've got all

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your books.

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You may stand.

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One leg, please.

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Now, this hamster, he is yours.

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Yes? A simple yes or no will do.

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Well, he certainly is a very large
animal.

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No, no, no need for that. Let's just
eyeball him.

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Yes.

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Yes. Yes.

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Harvey the Wonderhamster now holds the
new world record for largest rodent.

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Whoa!

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Oh, did you hear that, Harvey? He said
you're the biggest. There he is.

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Harvey, do you have an agent? Do you
have a book deal? Do you hang out with

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Incredible Hulk? Do you plan to change
your name to an unpronounceable symbol?

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Do you smell something funny? Harvey!

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Harvey! Harvey! Harvey! Harvey! Harvey!

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Show's over.

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Harvey needs his rest.

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Thanks for coming. Goodbye.

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Goodbye.

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Treat Harvey well.

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He's a credit to you and your cave.

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Thank you, Feralic.

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Oh, what's so great about a world record
anyway?

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It just means you're the best in the
world, and no one can take that away

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you, which must bring a tremendous
amount of personal satisfaction and self

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-worth.

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Well, as my great -granddaddy Blind
Lemon Yankovic always told me, Alfie, he

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said, if you need to be distracted from
your wretched, meaningless existence,

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why not turn on the TV?

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There's a big door.

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We'll repair it. That way you can keep
the roof over your head.

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Pirate roofing. We're number one.

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Well, I loved this movie. This is easily
one of the best films of the year. I

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agree. Nothing else even comes close.
When a film is clearly the best, it has

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way of making everything else that's not
the best seem, well, pathetic. I know,

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and you're fine. yourself scratching
your head thinking, what were those

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movies? Who were those characters? What
were the titles? Who knows?

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And who cares? Throw them in the garbage
and move on.

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Citizens of Earth, we are Zargonauts
from the planet Zargo 7.

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We want all the humans on this planet
who are the very best at something to

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help us start a new super advanced
civilization.

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Everyone else, do whatever.

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Oh, man.

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I guess if you're not the best, you're
just worthless.

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You know what?

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Harvey's not the only one who can get a
world record.

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I can get one, too.

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In fact, I'm going to do it right now.

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That's it.

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I'm going to set the world record for
accordion sit -ups.

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Yeah!

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I'm going to beat somebody.

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We'll be right back.

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Will Al set a new world record, or will
his accordion be playing a different

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tune? Hey, don't go away. The Weird Al
Show will be back in a flash.

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Can you believe it? The Weird Al Show is
back!

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Six!

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Seven!

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Hey, Al.

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How's that world record coming along?

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3 ,002!

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3 ,003!

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5 ,000!

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Oh, man. That was hard, but sure was
worth it.

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That's going to be a world record,
right? Hate to burst your bubble, buddy.

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But it says here the sit -ups don't
officially count unless the accordion's

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your back.

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Oh. Well, okay, um, something easier.

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How about most donuts eaten in ten
seconds?

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Yeah, that's good. Okay, you gotta keep
count of the donuts, all right?

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Sure.

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Here I go!

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Whoa.

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Okay, how many was that?

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One. One donut.

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Is that a record? I don't think so.

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Oh. Look, Al, getting a world record is
a lot harder than you think.

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Yeah, but look at all the attention
Harvey's been getting. Yes, but do you

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he's happier now?

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He can't play on his habit trail. He
doesn't have his privacy.

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Oh, I didn't expect you to understand,
but thanks anyway.

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Well, better get back to my own cave.
Got a souffle in the oven.

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Okay, well, see ya.

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Well, I can tell by the old clock on the
wall that once again it's time for...

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Al's Mailbag, that's right. Well, let's
see what's in the old

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mailbag this week.

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Reading letters always seems to cheer me
up.

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Dear Al, my eight -year -old brother
currently holds four world records.

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My ten -year -old sister already has
five.

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I'm 12, and I'm ashamed to admit it, but
I only hold three world records.

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Is there something wrong with me?

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Well, who could that be?

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Oh, Mr.

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Besenmayer. How are you today? Oh, fine.

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Oh, hi, Harvey.

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Say, I was just in the neighborhood and
I was wondering if I could borrow a

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cottage cheese lava lamp.

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Sure. There you go.

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It's so sweet.

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As long as you're here, you want to
watch another one of my home movies?

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Actually,

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I'm in a bit of a hurry.

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Oh, then we better get started.

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There we go.

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This one's all about my greatest
achievements in the world of sports.

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Wow. Can you believe I ever had hair
like that? Well, here I am, competing in

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very first sporting event, the one -man
freestyle tire roll.

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This should only be attempted by
freestyle tire rolling professionals.

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I have to admit, it was pretty fun, once
I stopped throwing up.

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Oh, here I am playing golf. I used to
love playing golf. I was really into it.

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even played in the Masters Tournament
one year.

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There I was, one short putt away from
fame and fortune when... Ow!

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Those darn blimp explosions.

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Don't you just hate distractions?

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Oh, well, what are you going to do?

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Oh, and a few years later, I was on the
college track team. I never actually set

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any records, but I learned a lot about
the value of teamwork.

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Oh, hey, look, there's my old teeth.

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And most importantly, I learned how to
be a good sport, because it really

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doesn't matter who wins or who loses, as
long as you have a good time and nobody

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gets hurt.

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Oh, boy, those were happy days.

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Ready for another movie?

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I think I need to go home and walk the
cat.

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But you don't have a cat.

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Oh, did I say cat? I meant my phone's
ringing.

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Well, I'm going to get back to setting
my world record pretty soon, but right

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now I'll give you a choice.

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Press the red button if you want to see
a video of me getting a root canal, or

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the blue button if you just want to see
some commercials. I highly recommend the

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root canal video.

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Is Al trying to set a world record for
idiotic ideas?

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Will he learn it's important to just do
your best?

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The Weird Al Show will be right back. I
promise!

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It's time for more of the Weird Al Show!

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You know, Harvey, if I'm ever going to
get a world record like you, I'm going

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need some help.

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Hello, Glynnis?

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It's Al. Hey, can you send every single
world record holder you can find over to

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my cave? I need a few pointers.

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Great, thanks.

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Okay, it'll be right over. While we're
waiting, why don't you watch this Batman

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cartoon?

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The Adventures of Batman!

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Ah, I really needed this.

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Watch this.

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Full of piping hot split pea soup.

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ate split pea soup.

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What evil mind could have perpetrated
this dastardly deed?

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Fat man, look.

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Courtesy of Dr.

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Quimby P. Lagoon.

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Hmm. Could be a clue.

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Your brain amazes me.

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What say we follow this incriminating
trail of croutons?

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My crime fighter's instincts tell me
this is the place.

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Lagoon, I presume.

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It's no use trying to stop me, fat man.
I must see my plan carried out. That's

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the same capsule he put in the pool
water.

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Oh, no. This capsule is much stronger. I
just have to drop this into the nearest

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sink and my ultra -super -concentrated
formula will spread like a mighty green

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fungus, transforming the city's entire
water supply into split pea soup.

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It will be a triumph for science.

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I will be vindicated in front of all who
mocked me.

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Yeah, but couldn't you have picked a
good soup? I mean, split pea.

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Oh, no. This is really tasty.

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My grandmother's recipe.

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Try it.

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Yum, yum, yummy.

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Uh, Batman.

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This plan of yours is the best idea I've
ever heard.

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Oh, I'm so glad you agree.

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And you'll be able to get this soup out
of any water outlet.

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Just picture it.

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This soup, whenever you want it, it will
become part of the very fabric of our

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lives. The world will be happier than
it's ever been.

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Hey, you two are getting along like peas
in a pod, aren't you?

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We sure are.

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I love this guy.

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Well, don't you think your new friend
deserves a great big hug?

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You bet.

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Oh, no.

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Wait, couldn't we just shake on it? No,
no, no.

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Harvey, I accidentally delivered the hug
of doom.

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Now he won't be able to carry out his
plan.

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Bummer. Okay, well, let's go home.

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No, wait.

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My business here is not finished.

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You didn't see any more of that soup
anywhere, did you?

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Look, everyone.

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Fat Man has saved the day.

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Back off. This is my soup.

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Get your own.

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No, no.

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Okay, Harv, pretty soon you're going to
have some company in the record books.

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That's right.

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I'm going to get my own world record.

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A bunch of record holders just dropped
by, and they're going to give me a few

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helpful tips.

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Look at these guys. Isn't this cool?

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Hey, you must be the world record holder
for consecutive free throws.

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That's me. Wow.

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I bet when you set the world record,
your friends were really envious, huh?

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Friends? My only friends are my
concentration and my follow -through.

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Right.

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Well, what should I do if I want a
better world record?

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Work as hard as you can.

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Eliminate all your distractions. In
fact, the reflection from your glasses

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distracting me. Do you mind?

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Oh, sorry.

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Oh, hey, Cousin Corky. Hey, quite a
crowd you got here.

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I recognize a lot of these people.

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Well, who are they?

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They hold the record for the longest
game of Marco Polo.

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Marco!

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He's been trying to catch her since
1966.

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And who's that?

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She's timing them. In fact, she
currently holds the world record for the

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consecutive hours timing someone.

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Oh, I read about this guy.

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Hey, beard man, how did you become a
world record holder?

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Well, I didn't have much choice, did I?

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I don't know. I guess you could have cut
it off at some point. What are you,

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nuts? I can't cut it off. It's part of
my body.

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That's silly. You can cut off your beard
any time you want to. All you need is a

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pair of scissors.

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Really? Give me those.

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I am finally free!

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Well, good buddy.

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Looks like if you want a world record,
you got your work cut out for you.

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But if you want my advice, I'd say it's
just as important to do your best as it

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is to be the best.

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Yeah, you know, I still think it would
be really cool to have a world record,

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but I don't know. I just don't think
it's for me. All that sacrifice.

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I mean, how could I ever give up
smashing plates on my head?

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Or squirting mustard on sumo wrestlers?

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Or doing the Bolus Boy Dan?

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Give all that up?

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You're the guy from Hanson, aren't you?
Yeah. Yeah. You know, we're on vacation

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looking for the world's largest rodents.
Holy wow.

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Harvey. Come on. No, no, stop.

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The flash effect from those cameras made
his place neurons in Harvey's

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radioactive aura, damaging his neo
-electrical field, resulting in a

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and immediate growth reversal.

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Oops.

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See? Told you.

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Sorry. Sorry.

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Well, that's okay.

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Harvey looks a lot happier now that he's
not a tourist attraction anymore.

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But you could make it up to us if you
did one of your mega hit songs.

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Okay. Sure. Let's go. Come on, guys.

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We'll be right back with Hanson. Al has
finally learned that holding a world

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record isn't the important thing.

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It's doing your best that counts.

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Hold your horses.

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We'll be right back.

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Now, the spine -tingling conclusion of
The Weird Al Show!

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Look! Look!

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It's him!

