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- Maria.
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Maria, don't freak out okay?
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(screaming)
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- Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god
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(camera snapping)
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- Maybe it's a good kind of glowing.
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- It doesn't feel good!
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- Like electricity?
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(groaning)
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You know we still don't
understand the long-term
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effects of electricity on the human body.
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- Paul!
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- Are you gonna be sick?
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(door slamming)
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(fabric rustling)
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- I look like I swallowed
a tub of nuclear waste!
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- Maybe you have super powers too.
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Light bulb powers!
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- I mean, it could be something else.
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- Maybe.
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- You could be The Light Bulb.
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- I think our best bet for right now
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is to hope it goes away?
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- The Fluorescent Woman.
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- Not helpful, Paul!
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- I am not gonna get any
sleep with Maria like this!
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(sighing)
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(door slamming)
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(blasting)
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(electronic music)
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- So, now what?
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- The schedule.
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- Right, we can just load
up and continue as normal.
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- Yeah, well we can't run around
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with the human halogen looking like that.
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(scoffing)
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- No offense!
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- So. Rude.
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(electronic music)
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- Maybe try clapping?
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- Like a lamp?
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(clapping)
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- What the hell?
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- I'm just looking for like a switch!
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- Paul, the van?
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- Whoa!
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- It's coming from the vents!
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- No, Paul's on fire!
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- Paul!
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(yelling)
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(coughing)
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Paul!
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(coughing)
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- Stop, drop, and roll!
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- Peculiar.
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- Okay, that's fine, I guess
we all have powers now.
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(sniffing)
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- How did you make it stop?
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- Which part, the car?
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I put it in park and put on the break.
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- No, the smoke!
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You're not smoking anymore!
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I'd really like to get rid
of this glow sometime soon.
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- I just did.
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- What is happening to us?
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Well, it's gotta be coming from somewhere!
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This kind of thing doesn't just happen!
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- Yeah, no kidding.
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- But it happened to us
and it happened to you first.
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- It's the chair.
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- That's ridiculous.
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- You think that we're being irradiated
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with superpowers from a hair chair.
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- (laughing) hair chair-radiated!
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(crow cawing)
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(ominous music)
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- Everything all right here?
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- Everything's fine, officer.
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- That chair properly secured?
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- Yeah, everything's safe.
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- Is there someone else in here?
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- [Gabriel] Yeah, we
have one other friend.
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- Is she okay?
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- Narcoleptic!
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- She just needs a few
more candy cigarettes!
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(crow cawing)
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- Well then,
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drive safely, will ya?
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(engine starting)
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- Good job everyone, he
didn't suspect a thing.
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We need to get out of here.
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- We need to get off the grid.
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If that cop had gotten
a better look at Maria--
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- Yes, you're right!
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We're attracting way too
much attention to ourselves.
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Everyone give me your phones.
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- Wait, you wanna leave them behind?
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- Look at you, if we hadn't
fended off that officer
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you'd be halfway to some
government facility right now.
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- But, I like my phone though.
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- It's the right call.
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- Hey, getting rid of
our phones is a good idea
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and nice thinking.
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(sighing)
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(dinging)
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- If there ever is
trouble, you could always
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flash S.O.S signal for help.
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- Look who's talking, Sir Smokes A Lot.
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- Ha ha, clap off.
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(electronic music)
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(zapping)
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- [Gabriel] I'll check in.
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- [Paul] I should hope so!
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- I'm starving, we can grab some food.
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Hey, Chris, you wanna tag along?
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- Someone should stay with the van.
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All our stuff, you know?
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- Come on Allie, food!
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(sighing)
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- [Allie] So, how long do
you normally stay up there?
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- Hm, depends I guess.
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I try and let my mind wander and then
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when it does, I usually feel better.
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- Cool, cool.
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(thumping)
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- [Chris] Hey, Allie?
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- Yeah, what's up?
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- I might be in a bit of a pickle.
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(thudding)
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(laughing)
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I think I need a ladder or something.
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- You could spend less time up there
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and more time with your friends.
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- Hey, you've got about
two minutes to get yourself
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and the chair into this
room before I'm locking
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the door and we're going to--
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(buzzing)
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(sighing)
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(celestial music)
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(gentle chiming)
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(folk pop music)
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? I felt the danger that
you needed the company ?
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? I had a mind to meet my
maker as drunken debris ?
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? The Orion and a finger gun ?
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? The Orion have you heard enough ?
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? You're born on a mountain ?
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? You don't know it straight away ?
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? You pop out under the big sky baby ?
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? And then it's plain as day ?
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- Hey Paul, would you rather
wear soaking wet jeans
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for the rest of your life,
like sopping wet jeans,
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just got out of the pool wet,
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or um, have both of your thumbs cut off?
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- How would my pants get wet forever?
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- I don't know.
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They just would.
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- I would just take them off
if they were sopping wet.
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- No, you can't take them off.
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That's the whole point of the game.
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You've gotta wear them
for the rest of your life
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or get rid of both your thumbs.
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- I don't understand.
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Who is cutting my thumbs off?
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- I'd rather get both my thumbs cut off.
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I hate wet jeans.
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Imaging the chaffing.
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- Ah, and your shoes would be always wet.
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So anytime you'd step,
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it'd make that (blows raspberry) sound.
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- Mm-mm.
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- I'm good to go.
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(cash register beeps)
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- And, how would you like to
pay for that this morning?
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- Card please.
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- [Cashier] Whenever you're ready.
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- But it's not prompting.
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- Whenever it's ready.
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(paper bag rustling)
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(tapping)
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- [Cashier] Oh, we don't have tap.
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- But it told me I could
swipe, insert, or tap my card.
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- Yeah, but we don't have tap.
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- Well, you really should put
that somewhere on the machine.
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I noticed you have a label
maker laying on our counter.
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Really wouldn't be too much
effort to label, "no tap"
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at the top of this terminal.
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(whirring)
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(printing)
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- We're not allowed to
use the label maker.
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Thank you for your patronage.
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Hope to see you around some day.
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(paper bag rustling)
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(music)
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(paper bag rustling)
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(door bell rings)
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(vibrating and ringing)
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- Uh...
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- They've only got like
one hardware store.
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That convenience store probably
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had the widest selection of light bulbs
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in a hundred miles.
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- Worse comes to worst, I'll
go back to my Slug Man jacket.
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(door opens and closes)
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- Try this.
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It's a different kind of bulb.
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(electrical humming)
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- That bulb is a really low wattage.
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I doubt it'll work.
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(electrical crackling)
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- Yup, told ya.
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- That better not be coming
out of our room deposit.
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(sighs)
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- There is one thing on my mind, though.
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They've got Putt-Putt.
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- I love me a good game of Putt-Putt.
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- Are you sure that's a good idea
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with the glowing and all that?
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- Yeah, totally, I'm sure it'll be fine.
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- I wanna finish my puzzle.
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You guys go ahead.
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(footsteps)
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(door squeaks)
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(door closes)
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(cling-clanging)
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(knocking)
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(cling-clanging)
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- Chris!
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- (gasping) Holy F--, Pauly you scared me.
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You can't just sneak
up on people like that.
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- I didn't sneak up on you.
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I knocked but you were too busy
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flicking open and close that ashtray
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on the arm of the hair chair so I waited
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for you to finish.
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- Oh.
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- Why do you that?
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- Can't sit still, I guess.
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- You always do it in the same rhythm.
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- You're very observant.
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- Yes.
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- Do you feel better now
that you have a clean shirt?
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- Yeah, I wasn't able to
really focus on anything
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with that overwhelming smell of smoke
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constantly on my shirt.
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It was all I could smell and think about.
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I felt trapped.
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- I know what you mean.
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- [Paul] You hate the
smell of smoke as well?
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- No, I mean I know what it's like
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to feel trapped by something like that.
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- Trapped in the van?
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- No, well maybe on this trip.
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Sometimes I feel like if
I can't sit in the chair--
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- But Gabriel took the chair for you.
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- I know...
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When I'm not with the chair,
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I feel like something bad might happen.
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I'm not trapped in the van,
I'm trapped in my mind.
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I feel like I can't move forward
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or do anything unless I sit in the chair.
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- Bad things might happen?
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Like with your...
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- No, not like that.
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It's different every time.
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Sometimes it's small
things, like failing a test,
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but other times it's a bit bigger,
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like I had this thought today,
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and I don't mean to freak
you out or anything,
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but I had this thought
that if I wasn't able
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to sit in the chair, you might die.
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- How would you sitting in the chair
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keep me from dying?
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- I don't know.
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- That sounds like Obsessive
Compulsive Disorder.
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My mom thought I had it when I was a kid
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'cause I keep repeating the
same motions and behaviors.
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That's what happens when your parents try
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to diagnose you from
daytime TV psychologists.
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- Do you really think so?
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- Oh, I am definitely not
qualified to diagnose you.
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But if you know that flicking that ashtray
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doesn't help, why do you do it?
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- Because I can't stand to think
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at what might happen if I don't.
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- I made this necklace
out of air fresheners
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so I could cope with the fact that my body
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now produces an inordinate
amount of smoke.
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- (chuckles) That is sweet, man.
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And super stylin'.
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- Maybe there's something
we can do to make
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you feel safe away from that chair.
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- Like what?
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- What if we pried off the ashtray
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so you can do that flicking thing
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away from the chair?
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- That might work.
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It's worth a try, at least.
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- Ah but we can't do it now,
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there's no time.
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- What do you mean?
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- We're going for Putt-Putt.
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- What?
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- That's why I'm here.
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- Oh, well I thought you were
here to share a tender moment
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with your friend in his time of disarray.
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- Nope.
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We're all waiting for you
to join us at the van.
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We're going to Putt-Putt.
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(music)
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? Have you ever met Miss Lindy ?
(laughing)
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? She's the gal with the bright red hair ?
(water splashing)
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? Now she stands out from all the rest ?
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? You'd know her anywhere ?
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? Well, she's mine. Yeah, she's mine ?
(laughing)
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? Well, I love that little girl
with the bright red hair ?
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? Well, Miss Lindy, my Miss Lindy ?
(vibrating)
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? Well I love that little girl
with the bright red hair ?
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(laughing)
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? Have you ever seen Miss. Lindy? ?
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? She likes to dance all day. ?
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? and when she does her rock 'n' roll ?
(fire whooshing)
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? it take her every way ?
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? Well, she's mine. Yeah, she's mine. ?
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? Well, I love that little girl,
oh, she's so fine ?
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? Well, Miss Lindy ?
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? My Miss Lindy ?
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? Well, I love that little girl
with the bright red hair ?
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(instrumental rock music)
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? Well, Miss Lindy ?
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? My Miss Lindy ?
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? Well, I love that little girl
with the bright red hair ?
332
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? Have you ever seen Miss Lindy? ?
(music fades)
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