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(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

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♪ Going down the rabbit hole

3
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♪ Where we're going no one knows

4
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♪ Obstacles 'round every bend

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♪ Let's see where the tunnel ends ♪

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BUGS: Ah, good morning.

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(CLANGS)
Ow!

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Hey, hey, hey.

9
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What's the big idea?

10
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(TWINKLING)

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What kind
of insensitive slime ball

12
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would build a house
right on top of my... (GROANS)

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(GROANS)

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What's going on here?

15
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This is my brand spanking
new mega mansion.

16
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You can't build your
mega mansion here.

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This is my home.

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(LAUGHS)

19
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Not anymore.

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This is my house,

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which makes this my front yard
and you're a trespasser.

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My house, my yard, my rules.
So get lost!

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Ahhh! Oof.

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Ow! Oh.

25
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Seems to me that
someone ought to give
that old sea slug

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a proper welcome
to the neighborhood.

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♪ Beautiful shower spreads water on me

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♪ Stinkies and dry skin are rinsed off of me

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♪ Huge slabs of pancakes stuck in my bones...

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(SINGING INDISTINCTLY)

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-♪ Big chunks of BO... -(WATER DRAINING)

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♪ Lathered in soap suds, then... ♪

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(GURGLING)

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What the...

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(SCREAMS)

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Ahhh!

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(LAUGHS)

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-Huh?
-(GROWLING)

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Oh, my!

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Somehow my carrot
got stuck in your pipe.

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Pipe.

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(SCREAMING)

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(GROANS)

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My house, my hallway.

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My...

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(BUGS MICKING GHOST)

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(GHOSTLY MURMURING)
Watch out. Watch out, doc.

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(GASPS)

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This house was
built on an ancient
carrot burial ground.

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Leave this place or be
haunted for all eternity.

51
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A ghost?

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In my house?

53
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Then that makes you my ghost.

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Gee.
I never had a ghost before.

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Welcome, welcome.
Can I get you anything?

56
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Are you thirsty,
a snack maybe?

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Wait, stop, stop, stop, stop.
Hang on a second.

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This didn't work out
at all like I expected.

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So, uh, you're not a ghost?

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No, doc, I'm a...

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Oh, never mind.

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I'll just throw myself out.

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Over the wall, right?

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(SCREAMS AND CRASHES)

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(GRUMBLES)
I kind of wanted my own ghost.

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(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

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(GRUMBLING) What is it now?

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Good afternoon, sir.
I'm Guy Goodbody.

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Have you ever had
a serious conversation
about homeowners' insurance?

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-No.
-Well, you ought to.

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Your home is
a breeding ground
for all kinds of accidents.

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You got to make sure
you are protected.

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-I do?
-Sure, you do.

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Now take this overpriced
modern art for instance.

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What if somebody were
to spill permanent ink
all over it, like this?

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That would be terrible.

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Uh, will that come out?

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Probably not.

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And what about this curio
display filled with miniature
glass figurines of dolphins?

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What if someone were to...
(GROANING)

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Push it...

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(GRUNTING)

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Say, can you give
me a hand here?

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Oh, of course.
(CHUCKLING) Yeah.

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-(GRUNTS)
-(GLASS BREAKING)

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(LOUD THUD)

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And that's just the beginning.

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All right, all right.

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I'll take it.
I'll take all the homeowners'
insurance you've got.

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(CRYING)

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Oh, I'm not a salesman, doc.

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(CRYING) What?

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I just travel door to door
having serious conversations
about homeowners' insurance.

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You're not a salesman?

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-Nope.
-Ow!

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Got to go.

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Why you... Get back here.

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(GRUNTING)

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(GROANING)

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You might want to get
that insured, too.

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Seriously.

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(GROANING)

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So, he likes to play
dress up, huh?

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Well, two can play
at that game.

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(HUMMING)

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(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

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Uh, can I help you?

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Good afternoon, sir.
I'm Ted Sweatkanen.

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Could I have a minute of
your time to extol the virtues

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of the indispensable
Scumsucker 930?

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Oh, sure, by all means.

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Why, thank you, sir.
May I demonstrate
on your front lawn?

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Sure. Knock yourself out.

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Why, thank you. (CHUCKLES)

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As you can see,
it's a very quiet, easy...

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On second thought,
I'm not interested.

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Okay, well, uh...

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Thank you for your time.

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The first sale's always
the hardest.

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I'm determined to... (GASPS)

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-Oh, for crying out loud.
-(VACUUM CRASHING)

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Hey, you! Let me in.

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I ain't leaving, doc.

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It's such a nice place.
I think I'll stay
here forever. Bye.

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Nobody stays inside my house
unless it's my choice.

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Wait a minute.

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He can't stay inside
if I bring the outside inside,

128
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when I am on the outside
trying to get inside.

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That made sense.

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On the inside.

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(CHOMPING)

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That wallowing waterbed
should be back in...

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-Three, two, one.
-(ENGINE REVVING)

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(LAUGHING MANIACALLY)

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Hey, thanks, doc.
I always wanted
a breeze way through here.

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I'm just glad you
didn't knock down
that wall over there.

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That's my favorite wall.

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Oh, yeah?

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(LAUGHING MANIACALLY)

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When I said that wall,
I meant that wall.

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(WALL BREAKING)

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(CRASHING)

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You win, doc.

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I should have known better
than to mess with you
in your own home.

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Thanks.

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Oh, by the way, I love what
you've done with the place.

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That rabbit thought
he could outsmart me, huh?

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I'm too smart for him.

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Nobody messes
with me and my house.

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Hmph!

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(CRASHES)

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(GROANING)

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Well, there goes
the neighborhood.

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(BUGS GIGGLES)

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(GASPS)

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(SQUEAKING)

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What? A monster
ate your walnut tree?

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Oh, that's the most ridiculous
thing I have ever...

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-(RUMBLING)
-What the?

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(MECHANICAL RUMBLING)

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Yes!

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(LAUGHS)
The extraction is complete.

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All that fuel from only 15
300-year-old walnut trees.

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(GRINDING)

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Even gets rid of all
that useless wood.

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What's up, doc?

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Come to congratulate me,
rodent?

168
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I've designed a vehicle
that runs entirely on
clean-burning walnut oil.

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I call this my eco-grindo-
seeko-findo-walnutanator.

170
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Patent pending.

171
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Yeah, that's great,
but you're grinding down
Squeaks' food supply.

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You're welcome.

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WILE: Nut extraction.

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(GRINDING)

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I know a nut that
needs to be extracted.

176
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Oh, I've really outdone
myself this time.

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Sweet ride, doc.

178
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Now, where's
the killer sound system?

179
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Sound system? Uh, face palm.

180
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While caught up in
the delirium of creation,
I forgot to install a radio.

181
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You can't drive without music.

182
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But I'll fix you up.

183
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We'll just install
this receiver,

184
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tuner, tweeters and speakers.

185
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Now just give it a few minutes
to boot up, all right?

186
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Will do.

187
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(BOTH PANTING)

188
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As if my invention
couldn't get any better.
(LAUGHS)

189
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It's time to rock.

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(LOUD INSTRUMENTAL ROCK MUSIC)

191
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(MACHINE EXPLODES)

192
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-(WHISTLING)
-(WILE GRUNTS)

193
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(GRUNTS)

194
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Oh, yes.

195
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I love head-banging music.

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(VOMITS)

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Perfect.
Just in time for a fill up.

198
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(BELL RINGING)

199
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(HIP HOP MUSIC PLAYING)

200
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Nice ride.

201
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So infantile.

202
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-(RECORD SCRATCHING)
-Check this out.

203
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(MECHANICAL CREAKING)

204
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Yes, yes, you're very clever.

205
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That ain't all.

206
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(MECHANICAL CREAKING)

207
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Your turn.

208
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I think not.

209
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(MIMICKING CHICKEN)

210
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Oh, we're doing this, are we?
Very well.

211
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(HIP HOP MUSIC CONTINUES)

212
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(VIBRATING)

213
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(CRASHING)

214
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(TIRES SCREECH)

215
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That was too easy.

216
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(TIRES SCREECH)

217
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No more messing around.

218
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-I've got trees to grind.
-(POLICE SIREN BLARING)

219
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Oh, what is it now?

220
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I assure you, Officer,

221
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I was going the speed limit
at exactly 25 miles per hour.

222
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Ah, smart guy, eh?

223
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(SQUEAKING)

224
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Why, yes. I hold degrees
from several prestigious
online colleges.

225
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Can it, Sonny Jim.

226
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Is this thing even
road worthy?

227
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What about a horn?

228
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(HORN BLARES)

229
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How about an emergency brake?

230
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It's right here.

231
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That actually releases
the, um...

232
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Enough with the distraction.

233
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I'm looking at you, pal.
We have a test
for smart guys like you.

234
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Oh, a test. Excellent.
I love tests.
Is it multiple choice?

235
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-Is it?
-It's not that kind
of test, genius.

236
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Let's see you walk that line.

237
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(LAUGHS)

238
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Child's play.

239
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Hmm, I've come
to the end of the line.

240
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That was hardly a test at all.

241
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I mean it was basically
a simplified game
of follow the leader.

242
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-(ENGINE RUMBLING)
-Do you mind?
I'm trying to... (SCREAMS)

243
00:10:02,904 --> 00:10:04,906
That's always been
Wile E.'s problem.

244
00:10:04,973 --> 00:10:09,410
-He can't see the forest
for the trees.
-(GIGGLES)

245
00:10:09,477 --> 00:10:12,179
You're not stopping
me this time, rodents.

246
00:10:12,246 --> 00:10:14,848
Wile E., not this tree!
It's my favorite one!

247
00:10:14,915 --> 00:10:16,715
I need fuel.

248
00:10:20,020 --> 00:10:21,621
(MECHANICAL WHIRRING)

249
00:10:21,688 --> 00:10:22,723
What the?

250
00:10:22,790 --> 00:10:27,762
Let's see if your bark
is as strong as my bite.

251
00:10:27,829 --> 00:10:32,479
-(GROANING)
-(ENGINE STRAINING)

252
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-(WILE SCREAMING)
-(TRACTOR PARTS CLATTERING)

253
00:10:37,104 --> 00:10:39,507
(WILE GROANING)

254
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(GROANING) It's all gone.
My machine, my invention,

255
00:10:44,912 --> 00:10:49,912
my extractor, my walnuts.
(GROANS)

256
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I knew that would rock
his world. (GRUNTS)

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-Squeaks, I wouldn't
eat that if I were you.
-(CRUNCH)

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(SQUEAKS SCREAMS)

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♪ Going down the rabbit hole

260
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♪ Where we're going no one knows

261
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♪ Obstacles 'round every bend

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♪ Let's see where the tunnel ends ♪


