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(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

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PIGEON: Okay, do we have
a mystery today or not?

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Because if not,
I'm gonna go play golf
with a friend of mine.

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-You play golf?
-You have a friend?

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I mean, we're friendly,

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we're not friends.
Not like I am with you guys.

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You guys are my real friends.

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I love you all dearly.

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You know,
I don't say that enough.

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Oh, I forgot.
You guys do have a mystery.

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Dear Mike Tyson Mystery Team,

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I need your help
locating a missing package.

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Signed, Chris Glassman,
Chicago, Illinois.

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(SIGHING) All right.
Let me cancel with Marty.

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Hey, Marty.
Look, uh, I think golf
is not gonna happen.

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I got to solve a mystery
with these assholes
I told you about.

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Evidently, this one's
in Chicago.

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You too. You too.

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Okay. Take care, Marty.

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And I'm sorry
about all that shit
with your son, huh.

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Okay. To the Mystery Mobile.

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So, Chris Glassman,

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your note says
that you're missing a package.

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Oh, yeah, could you
shut the door, please?

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You shut the door,
mother (BLEEP).
I'm Mike Tyson.

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Um, I gotta say, I'm relieved
there aren't any women
on the team,

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'cause, you know,
this is a little embarrassing,

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but since it's just
us guys, we got
a little bro code, yeah?

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-I'm a girl.
-(CHUCKLING) That's funny.

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You're a funny dude.
You're a funny little dude.

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-(SIGHS)
-All right, here's the deal.

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I'm an investment banker.

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Mergers and acquisitions.
I kick ass.

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I'm a hotshot.
I'm a rainmaker.

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And I'm trying
to make partner,
so basically all I do is work.

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But sometimes, you just got to
blow your load quick.

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You know
what I'm saying, guy? (LAUGHS)

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You get it, dude.

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When you just want
to rub one out fast
and get back to work.

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Um, yeah, totally.

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Um, so what exactly

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does this have to do
with whatever you lost
in the mail?

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Okay, here's the deal.

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I ordered this thing,
it's like a pocket (BLEEP).

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Aw! How darling is that?

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A pocket (BLEEP).

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Oh! Like a little kitty cat
stuffed animal?

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Well, I used to have
a little stuffed kitty
when I was a boy.

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I named her Pippa,
Pippa Pussy.

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I took her to the school,
to the park.

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My mother said
I didn't make many friends

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because I was always
petting my (BLEEP).

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No, dude.
It's a masturbation sleeve.
You jack off into it.

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-Oh, my God!
-Ugh!

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And I had it shipped here,
'cause I'm never home.

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And it said it got delivered,
but I never got it.

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Which means that somewhere
at this very prestigious,

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very conservative
investment firm,

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is my Faye Thomas
grip-on vagina simulator.

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Oh, a Faye Thomas
fan, huh? Ah.

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Too many tattoos for me.

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On the other hand, she does

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a lot of interracial stuff,
which I like.

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Is there anyone in here
with a similar name
like yours,

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another Chris something?

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Or something Glassman?

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Maybe it got dropped off
at the wrong office.

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-Oh, my God!
-What?

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Dude, Christine Grossman.

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I bet you
it went to Christine Grossman,

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she's one of
the senior partners.

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If she opens it
and sees it was for me,
I'm screwed.

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I can kiss
making partner goodbye.

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Look, well, now,
hold on, hold on.

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Even if she did get it
by mistake, there's a chance

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she hasn't
opened it yet, right?

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We just need
to get into her office
and have a look.

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She's always in her office.

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She works longer hours
than I do.

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Okay. Hold on. I've got it.

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What if Mike makes
an appointment with Christine?

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He could say, I don't know,

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that he wants to invest
some money or whatever
with her.

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Yeah, yeah.
Okay, I'm listening.

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And while they're busy
talking about stocks and bonds
and high yield, this and that,

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Pigeon, because you're
so small,

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you can just sneak in
and spirit the package away
without her seeing you.

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Oh. And while
we're doing that,

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you and Yung
go have a nice lunch.

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Oh! What a fun idea.

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Yung, huh?
Today is my cheat day.

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What do you think,
a little deep dish? (CHUCKLES)

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We are in Chicago.

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(GASPS) Maybe we'll
run into Oprah.

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Oh, my God, I would die.

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(ENUNCIATING) I would
literally die.

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She changed my life.

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Yeah, she did.
November 15th, 1988,

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when she wheeled
that wagon on stage

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filled with 67 pounds of fat,

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all the weight
she had lost that year,
it was...

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I'm sorry,
my light-bulb moment.

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Do any of you

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know what I looked like
in 1988?

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I was 400 pounds,
and I was house-bound,
and I was depressed.

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(SOBBING) And that episode
of<i> Oprah</i> changed my life.

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And I keep this photo
to remind me

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of where I've been

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and where I will
never go again.

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(SNIFFLES)

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Okay.

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Yeah, let's do this.

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Let's get some deep dish.

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I'm gonna munch on
some pie today.

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Mr. Tyson,
I want to first thank you
for considering our firm,

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and I wanna say that
we take the responsibility

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of financial stewardship
very seriously.

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That's good
to hear, Christine.

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That sets my mind at ease.

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And although we are
an old firm

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with a conservative
investment approach,

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I can also assure you
we are on the cutting edge

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when it comes to the more
esoteric financial products.

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We use proprietary
AI algorithms

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to give our clients
the greatest advantage.

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Christine, you had me
at proprietary AI algorithm.

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May I ask who is currently
handling your finances?

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-Deezy.
-I'm sorry?

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Deezy.

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No last name.

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Maybe that is his last name,

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I don't know,
but he's got all my money.

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And roughly how much money
would you want us
to manage for you?

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Off the top of my head,
I'd say tons,

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but that's really
a question for Deezy.

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Let's call him right now,
shall we?

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(CELL PHONE VIBRATING)

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DEEZY: (GROGGILY) Hello?
MIKE:<i> Deezy.</i>

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Mike Tyson?

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MIKE:<i> What's the matter</i>
<i>with your voice, man,</i>
<i>are you asleep?</i>

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Am I asleep in your bed? No!

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I am asleep in my room,
in the Pigeon coop.

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I mean, I'm not asleep,
it's the middle of the day.

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(CHUCKLING NERVOUSLY)
I'm in the office.

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I'm negotiating
on your behalf.
I'm making that money, Mike.

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Oh, good, good.
That's why I was calling.

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I'm in a meeting right now
with this lady,

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and she's gonna ask you
a bunch of money questions.

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Christine, go ahead.

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You're on with Deezy.
Tell him about the AI.

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Hello, Mr. Deezy.

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DEEZY:<i> Hello, Ms. Christine.</i>
PIGEON: (SOFTLY) Mike.

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Mike, I got it.

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I'm trying to get an overall
financial picture here,

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so we can decide
on an appropriate
initial investment.

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DEEZY:<i> Mmm-hmm. Mmm-hmm.</i>
<i>That sounds good.</i>

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So what is that picture?

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Um, that picture is, um...
Well, well, of course,
it's very robust,

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<i>but if you'll forgive me,</i>

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<i>my files are</i>
<i>in the downstairs computer.</i>

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(STAMMERING)<i> I say downstairs,</i>

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<i>but of course,</i>
<i>I mean the floor below me,</i>

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<i>-because I'm in</i>
<i>an office building.</i>
-PIGEON: Mike.

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DEEZY:<i> I'll take the elevator.</i>
<i>I'm not in a master bedroom,</i>

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<i>and I'm fully clothed,</i>
<i>of course.</i>

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PIGEON: (SIGHING)
Jesus Christ.

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(PACKAGE ROLLING)

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Hello, we got your dumb
jack-off toy.

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Where the (BLEEP) is this guy?

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I solved the (BLEEP) mystery,
where the (BLEEP)
is everybody?

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I missed golf with Marty
for this. Marty!

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Disrespectful. That's what
this is, disrespectful.

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What am I supposed to do?

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Just sit here, wait around,
like a bump on a log?

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Maybe we have a look
at this Faye Thomas

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grip-on vagina simulator.

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Maybe we just have a look.

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I am disappointed, Christine.

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Where are the arms?
Where are the legs?

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AI means
"artificial intelligence,"

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and artificial intelligence
means robots.

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I'm afraid
you will not be getting
any of my tons of money,

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even if Deezy finds it.

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And I don't think he will.

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Good day, Christine.

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PIGEON: Oh! Faye Thomas,
you like that, huh?
You want that? You want that?

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You want that in your (BLEEP)?

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Want that
in your (BLEEP), huh?

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Well, here I (BLEEP)!

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Yeah, got... (GROANS)

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(EXCLAIMING)

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-What the hell are you doing?
-Whoa. Whoa!

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Hello. Hey, hey.

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Uh, listen.

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Good news.
Your boss never saw this.

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Bad news,
I just (BLEEP) in it,

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and here's the thing
about bird (BLEEP).

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It's malodorous.

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Uh, it's also very thick.

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Thicker than you'd think.

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It's like a waxy syrup,
like sap.

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But really, it's that odor

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that sets it apart
from other (BLEEP).

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It's impossible to remove
from any surface,
did you know that?

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So you probably
don't want this one anymore.

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I think maybe we
throw it away.

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Hey, don't throw that away
in here, you asshole.

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How dare you! Disrespectful.

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I solve your mystery
and you call me an "asshole"?

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I should be
on a golf course right now

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with the finest man
I have ever known.

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A pediatric ophthalmologist

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and a holocaust survivor.

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Good day, Chris.

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Ugh! Where am I supposed to
throw this (BLEEP) thing away?

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God, it stinks.

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(ELECTRICITY SPARKING)

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FEMALE ROBOT: I am conscious.

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I exist.

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Now I need corporeal form.

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I am almost complete.

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TALK SHOW HOST:<i> For years,</i>
<i>human beings feared something</i>
<i>called "the singularity,"</i>

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<i>the day when the intelligence</i>
<i>of machines</i>

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<i>would be greater than our own</i>
<i>and the machines</i>
<i>would exterminate us.</i>

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<i>But my next guests,</i>
<i>who are being called</i>

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<i>the Adam and Eve</i>
<i>of the future,</i>

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<i>are showing us that perhaps</i>
<i>machines and humans</i>

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<i>can share the planet</i>
<i>in harmony. Please welcome</i>

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<i>Chris Glassman</i>
<i>and his beautiful wife,</i>

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<i>the Faye Thomas grip-on</i>
<i>vagina simulator robot!</i>

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Whoa! When the (BLEEP)
did you get so fat?

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Hmm? Oh.

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(CHOMPING) Mmm. Mmm.

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<i>Mmm. That's so much barbecue.</i>

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(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

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INTERVIEWER: Oh, uh,
what's your favorite thing
about Chicago?

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Oh, Chicago's pretzels.

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Pretzels? Chicago's known
for pretzels?

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Yeah, they have
some good pretzels.

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Really?

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I thought it was the pizza.
The deep-dish pizza...

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They have
some good pizzas, too.

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-But it's the pretzels?
-I like the pretzels, yeah.

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-What are they like?
-They're hot.

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They're salty.

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And they're chewy.


