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Out of the fire of earth attraction,
beyond the limits of the world, where

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and machine and spirit unite.

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Born by the power of lightning, into the
21st century.

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It is the end of the beginnings. It is
the time of super force.

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And I'm not interested in what she has
to say.

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Madame Dora is incredible, Zach.

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Crystal, I'm sure there's something to
astrology in the hands of an expert.

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But a computerized mannequin found at
the arcade at the pier? Come on!

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Listen, the correspondences between the
planets don't vary. A machine can

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interpret them just as well.

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Listen to what Madame Dora says about
you. Do I have a choice?

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Intelligent and creative if given a
chance to use these qualities.

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Sure of yourself, except in those
moments of self -doubt.

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Crystal, that could be anybody.

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I'm beginning to worry about you. You
know, you go from one fringe belief to

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next. You've got to start looking inside
for your answers. That's where they

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are, inside you.

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Skeptical until proof is forthcoming and
deeply concerned about your friends.

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That's you to a teabag.

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Let's get the check.

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No, wait, listen. Listen to what she
says about me.

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When Pluto and Saturn are in alignment
this month... Hold it. I've got to stop

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you right there. As a former astronaut,
I can assure you, thank you, that Pluto

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and Saturn will never be in alignment
because Pluto's orbit is 17 degrees off

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the plane of the rest of the planets.

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Zach, I think Madame Dora knows a little
bit more about astrology than you do.

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A great financial opportunity presents
itself.

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Don't be blind.

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What does that suppose to mean?

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Well, I think that's rather obvious,
don't you?

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Mom. What?

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No one has won in over a month.

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The jackpot is up to a billion dollars.

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No one has won in over a month because
the odds are ridiculous.

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You got a better chance of being struck
by lightning.

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A great financial opportunity presents
itself. Don't be blind. Lightning never

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strikes twice in the same plane. Ha!

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That does it.

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We need nine numbers.

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First, my birthday, 12 -14 -95.

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Now your birthday, 7 -10 -92.

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Okay. And we need three more numbers.
You pick them.

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Okay. 2 -18 -94.

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What? The ticket cost $5.

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Now I get it.

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You little scammer.

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This is it, Zach.

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The winning ticket. I can feel it.

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You better hold on to that feeling,
Crystal, because reality is going to set

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right after the drawing tonight.

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I'm too nervous for you to take it.

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I'm gonna go leave a tip at the table,
and then we'll get out of here, okay?

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Okay.

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What are you doing?

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Oh, I figured as long as the Millennium
Power Pack was recharging, I might as

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well adjust the rotation on it, too.

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Hey, Zach.

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What? Can you pass me that hammer?

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Yeah, sure.

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Is everything all right with you?

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You look wiped out. Nah, it's crystal.

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Not another cult?

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No, no.

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She's just convinced she's gonna win
that national lottery.

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Well, good luck. It's up to a billion
dollars.

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I know.

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Man, she's dreaming.

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I hit you in the head with a hammer.

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Sorry, Zach.

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But your agent did call up and say you
needed a new headshot.

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Agent? Headshot?

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What are you talking about?

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The police department needs a photo of
you for the new annual report.

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Annual report?

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Again?

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Geez, it seems like that thing comes out
every year.

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Hello, boys.

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Hungerford here.

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Hi, Lee.

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Goodness, Zach, what's happening?

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FX hit me in the head with a hammer.

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FX, do be more careful. That hammer is a
one -of -a -kind design.

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Sorry.

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What about me?

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Quite right.

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You be careful of my tools as well,
Zack.

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So what's up, Mr. H?

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I just transmitted in here, and boy, are
my electrons quantum damped.

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But seriously, it's almost time for the
lottery broadcast.

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I thought you boys might want to watch.
You know, it's rolled over to a billion

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dollars tonight.

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That's right.

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FX, don't tell me you're wrapped up in
this lotto mania, too.

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Well, a billion dollars is a lot of
money.

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Uh -oh. Here's the drawing. I'll put it
on the screen. So the winning numbers

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are... 12, 14, 95, 7, 10,

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92, 2, 18, and...

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94. Did he say 94?

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Yes, Zach. The final number is 94.

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I won.

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What? I won!

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That's Crystal's birthday. 7 -10 -92.
That's my birthday. Guys, this is

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incredible. With my new powers, my
incredible new perceptions, I was able

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reach in and pluck the remaining three
numbers out of the air. 2 -18 -94. I

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you see?

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I've seen the other side.

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I've been beyond the beyond.

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And I just reached in there and plucked
out those three numbers.

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Wait a minute.

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2 -18 -94?

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Yep.

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That's my birthday.

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Oh.

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Well, I thought I saw those numbers
before somewhere.

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But it doesn't matter, you see, because
I'm rich. I am rich.

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And this, my friend, this is my ticket
out of here.

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Admit one?

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Admit one. Oh, my God, that's not it.
That's not it.

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Where is it?

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I can't find it.

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I lost the ticket.

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I give up.

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I've looked everywhere.

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Maybe you left it in your other suit.

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Yeah.

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Zach,

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calm down.

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You didn't wear that on your date
tonight. You're not thinking rationally.

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I'm sorry, E .B. You gotta forgive me. I
just saw a billion dollars go down the

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drain.

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Well, it's a pretty big plumbing bill.

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I can handle it.

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I didn't expect to win. But what am I
gonna tell Crystal?

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Maybe she didn't see the show.

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Maybe she forgot.

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Yeah.

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Someone is entering the lab.

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No, not when I know you've won a billion
dollars.

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We won, we won. I told you, can you
believe a billion dollars? I can't

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it. Crystal, I got something kind of
important to tell you, and I think you

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better sit down.

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Okay, Zach, but I have something really
important to tell you, too.

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Okay, you go first.

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Zach, the interest on a billion dollars
is $70 million a year.

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I think I better sit down.

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So, what is it you want to tell me?

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Crystal, I lost... Come on.

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I'm just going to come straight out and
tell you. I'm just going to come out

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with it.

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Crystal, I lost my parking spot, and I'm
going right down to talk to the parking

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attendant right now. I'll be right back,
okay? See ya.

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What?

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You've got to tell her.

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Look at her. I can't.

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It'll kill her.

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Crystal, I don't have it. I lost the
ticket.

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You killed her, Zack.

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All right. This is the last place where
we saw the ticket alive.

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It's got to be here somewhere.

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Spread out.

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Look everywhere.

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Ready? On three.

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Ready? Break!

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Anybody suspects we're looking for, they
can want a piece. It could be trouble.

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So be discreet.

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Right.

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Excuse

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me.

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I was wondering if you could help us. We
won the billion -dollar lottery, and we

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lost a ticket somewhere in here, and...

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we still not have the ticket, but the
manager wants us to pay $5 ,000 in

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for the riot we caused.

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$5 ,000?

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I thought he said $50 ,000. Crystal,
please.

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It's $5 ,000. Now, where did I leave...
No, Zach. I'm sure he said $50 ,000. Why

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don't I just go and ask him... No, no,
no, no, no. Crystal, $5 ,000, $50 ,000.

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Who cares?

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We're broke.

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Zach, think.

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When was the last time you saw the
ticket?

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Well, we bought it at the machine.

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And I put it in my wallet.

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And then we left.

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We didn't leave.

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You went back to the table to leave a
tip.

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Hey, she's right.

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I've been watching her. She's been
putting her tips in the cash register

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night. It could be there, in the
register.

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So what do we do?

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Let me handle this.

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I don't know, Zach.

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You better be careful.

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Guys, I'm a Metroplex police officer. I
think I know just a little bit about

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putting my hand in the till. Huh?

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But I never suspected you were dirty.
You covered it up well, changing your

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clothes several times a day. But
ultimately, nothing can hide the stench

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cop gone bad.

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Merkel, all I did was touch the cash
register.

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I'll bet your fingerprints are all over
that bar stone.

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I'm going to love seeing you cry.

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You came to bail me out?

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Better than that.

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Show him.

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What's that, the ticket?

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Yes. Isn't it wonderful?

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Where'd you find it?

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Well, we didn't find it exactly.

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Hungerford made it.

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He made it?

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We figured we lost the real ticket.
We'll never see it again, so Hungerford

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his... Mr. H used his laser scan and
printer board to sort of recreate it.

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That's counterfeiting.

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That's illegal.

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What are you doing?

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It's not. He just made something that
was ours to begin with that we lost.

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So we're just replacing it.

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Come on. We've got to get you out of
here. A lot of your officials want to

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present you with the check where you
bought it.

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On Melvaney's?

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Right, and they want to do it tonight in
time for the 11 o 'clock news.

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What's all this hubbub?

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Amscray, you lowlifes, you can talk to
Stone later on. Up at the big house.

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Listen, Melvin, I have to tell you
something about Zach.

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You don't have to tell me anything.

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Everything I need to know about this man
is written all over his face.

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Well, this is his billion -dollar
winning lottery ticket, and... It's a

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face.

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Warm, generous, intelligent face. And
generous. Did I say generous?

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Trustee, get over here and let my dear,
dear friend, Zach Stone, out of Baca.

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How long you been in there, anyway?

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Guess we had you going, huh?

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You know, the guys and all. Just
remember, we take care of our own...

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hungry? Want some dinner?

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You know, Crystal, before the lottery
officials show up, there's something we

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need to sort out.

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Since it was my money that bought this
ticket, I feel I'm entitled to, say, 80

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of the winnings. What?

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No way. It was my idea. My percent
should be 80. You're still going to get

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million. I can't believe how greedy you
are.

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You didn't even want to buy it. Hey,
stop it.

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Both of you.

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matter with you two.

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Yeah, you're right.

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I'm acting like kids.

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FX, who do you think should get the 80%,
huh?

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I think there's something you're
forgetting here.

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The last three numbers were my birthday.
I think I should get a share.

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What? And what about Hungerford? He made
the ticket. He thinks he should get a

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share. What are you talking about? He's
a little head to box. He doesn't need

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any money. Yeah, yeah, you just want an
extra share for yourself. What are you

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talking about? It wasn't for me. It
wasn't for you.

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Aren't you Zach Stone, Epic Spinner, and
Crystal Chandler?

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Yeah. I wanted to thank you. My daddy
was under the influence of an evil cult

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leader until you saved me. Thank you for
bringing my daddy back to me.

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You're welcome.

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Now go home, little girl. You shouldn't
be hanging out in bars.

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Look, we're being stupid.

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You're right.

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Learned a valuable lesson today.

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No amount of money can buy happiness,
and no amount of money can buy

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Even split?

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Even split.

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Even split.

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You the big lottery winners?

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Yep. That's right. Are you the lottery
official?

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No. I'm Filcher with the Internal
Revenue Police.

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This is Gunniff, Gould, Scroung, and
Crook, state IRP, county IRP, city IRP,

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postal district taxman.

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Oh, of course. We owe taxes on this
money, right?

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How much?

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Well, $1 billion puts you in the 101 %
tax bracket.

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What? 101 %? What are you talking about?

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The 101 % tax bracket was enacted by
Congress in 2011 to discourage obscene

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profit, promote equality among men, and
to pay for the obscenely profitable

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government wages.

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You mean we don't win anything?

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We owe you all the money?

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Plus 1%, or $10 million.

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Better pay up.

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You know, Zach... paid for the ticket,
so he should have to pay all the money.

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Wait a minute here.

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After all, it was your idea, and in
effect, it was your birthday that was

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winning number.

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This isn't my ticket. It belongs to a
computer friend of mine, E .B.

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This isn't even real.

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He made it.

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That's right.

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Hungerford made it, so it belongs to
him.

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I'm not sure I understand what you're
saying. This friend of yours, E .B.

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Hungerford, Made that ticket? That's
right. See, he even signed the bottom.

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E .B.

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Hungerford, see?

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Let me out of here at once, do you hear
me? I can't survive in here.

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The greasy wall socket?

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The antiquated current?

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It's inhumane. I demand to speak to my
solicitor.

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It's awfully hot in here.

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Did you turn up the air conditioning?

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I can't.

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Program Hungerford to maintain the life
support system.

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Oh. Yeah, I thought it seemed like we
were running out of oxygen.

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Did you open a window?

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Hungerford.

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Turn on the TV?

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Hungerford.

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Pot of coffee?

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Hungerford.

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Does anyone want a place to rape?

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Well, I'm not going to sit here and
suffocate.

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I'm going to reconnect that life support
system manually.

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Uh, Zach?

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Oh, no, Zach!

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Oh, no!

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Wow, man, what happened?

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I accidentally hit you in the head with
the hammer.

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It was quite a nasty blow, Zack.

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Are you all right?

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Yeah. Yeah, I think so.

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I had the weirdest dream, though.

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Hey, you dropped something.

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What is it?

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A lottery ticket.

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Viacom.