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Guess who just got her first place?
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Me. Although, you can't really call a
tiger a place, and also, it's not my
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first one.
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Are you finished?
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Fine. Tell us more about your dumb
thing.
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My thing is not dumb.
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I just finished moving my stuff into my
new condo. What?
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Congratulations. When do we get to see
it? Soon, because you're all invited to
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my housewarming.
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My house.
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Well, I will be there.
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Unless it's within 100 yards of a
petting zoo. Do I even want to... It's
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exactly what you think it is.
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Well, no excuses, because it's super
close. In fact, you can see it from
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here.
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It's right there.
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That tall black building.
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Right where that weird thing is flying.
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The thing that's shooting space rays?
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Yeah.
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Ooh, now that's why I rant.
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to say a wormhole has opened up
somewhere on Earth and released a fleet
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of mysterious alien ships.
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President Luther, who was golfing at the
Mar-a-Luther, responded in a tweet.
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Space wall will be built, and aliens
will pay for it.
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How did we elect a president who tweets
in all caps?
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Who cares? I got a tax cut, and I can
dump whatever I want into the river.
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Oh, my God.
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Wayne headquarters has been hit. I hope
there weren't any casualties.
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Bob Black, he's dead!
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Yes!
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And he was behind a wife and two kids.
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And a seat on Wayne Industry Support.
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This is my chance!
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My insurance won't cover any of the
damage to my condo. What, you didn't get
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alien insurance?
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Turns out the aliens are from the
future, so they're saying technically it
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hasn't happened yet.
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Well, that's hard to argue. Same thing
happened to me. I put all my savings
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into that condo.
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I just blocked everything.
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All of your things fit into one condo?
Now I'm sad.
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Oh, I should use this and call Bob
Lackey's wife before it wears off.
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Karen, I just heard.
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Oh, yes, it's that.
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Can't you tell by my voice?
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Oh, boy.
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Door's stuck.
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Enter through the hole.
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Easy. Careful.
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I like the open floor plan. Yeah.
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There's so much natural light. Yeah, a
lot of that's the explosion.
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All I have left is one decorative throw
pillow and my robot vacuum.
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Which just committed suicide.
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Well, before you get any ideas, we got a
little surprise for you.
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Yeah, we made you a care package.
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I brought you some clothes.
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Aw, Wendy.
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Oh, these are very... cat. I love that
butter.
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And I found you some apartments on
Craigslist.
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Oh, and there's even one for free if
you're willing to let someone massage
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your feet while you eat. Oh, there's
gotta be a catch.
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Aw, you guys are so sweet.
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Now, I thought this condo was the symbol
of everything I worked for this year,
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but I was wrong.
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It's you guys.
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Oh, no!
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The petting zoo people know that I
violated my restraining order!
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I took a chance coming...
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Let go of the pretzel. Yeah, but then I
won't have a pretzel.
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Who designed this abattoir?
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Oh, my God.
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You're Dean West, the chairman of Wayne
Industries.
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Hi, I'm... May I?
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Oh.
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I've come from Gotham. I have something
important to talk to you about.
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Yes, um, right this way.
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Oh, my God, it's happening.
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I'm finally getting my promotion.
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Thank you for letting me borrow this
dress.
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That's a sweater, and you know it's a
sweater.
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Why would I want a cat dress?
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Emily, Van wants to see you in his
office.
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Thank you.
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Emily, this is Chairman West.
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Nice to meet you, Catwoman.
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Oh, this is a loner. Aliens blew up my
condo.
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You got the promotion?
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Mm-hmm. Miss Locke, because of the
dastardly attack on Gotham, we're going
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to have to make some cuts.
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He wants you to fire one of your
department heads.
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But that's Wendy, Teddy, and Ron.
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Oh, we are inseparable.
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So this was the only reason that you
came from Gotham? Was there any other
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board-related reason?
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Nope, that's it.
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I admit it's a bit of a gratuitous
cameo.
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I'm going to find another way around
this. Do you even listen to me when we
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have these talks?
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Exactly.
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Man, I... Are you wearing shorts and a
boot?
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Yeah, I am.
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They gave away my spot on the board to
Bob Lackey's weepy wife.
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My life is over.
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You know, not in the same way that Bob
Lackey's is, but it is equally as
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tragic. Don't you have, like, a hundred
million dollars?
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Yeah. But what's that worth?
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Okay, well, the good news is I found
tons of budget cuts, and we can meet Mr.
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West's goals without firing anyone.
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Please don't eat.
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Okay. No, I'm not.
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I tell you that if you're rich and you
know the right people that you'll go far
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in life, but it is a lie.
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The only thing people care about is hard
work and if you have talent.
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The system's broke.
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Don't look at me.
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Okay. Well, if it's cool with you, I am
just going to take your hand right now
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and sign this budget.
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Here you go. Good job.
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Hello, beautiful.
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That one. Yes.
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chemicals, and I'm about to have
electricity.
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I'm going to be the next Flash.
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Nerd. Oh,
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okay.
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Look at those waves. Where's he going?
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Look at these fools.
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I mean, what's with the chemicals?
Everyone knows the Flash got his powers
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from a radioactive cheetah. Well,
actually, the science holds up. But if
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you want super speed, you're going to
need a way higher voltage and much
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stronger chemicals.
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Is that true?
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Well, yeah.
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In theory.
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You should try it, Van.
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Imagine the power. I can videotape it.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. That's a
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bad idea. Sure.
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Who keeps this?
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All right. You're going to take this
metal pole and touch it to the
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electricity right as Teddy talks with
him to Kim. Also, if you pass out, just
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try to land on your back. I want people
to see my podcast T-shirt. Right.
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Yeah. You know, as a fellow human being,
I have to tell you this is gravely
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dangerous. I used to think that the name
Wayne was my superpower.
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But it obviously means nothing.
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But if I had actual superpowers, then I
could show all of those people who
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laughed at me and then they'd see.
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Then they would all see!
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Are we about to create a supervillain?
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No.
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I do feel different.
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Are you okay?
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Yeah?
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Fine.
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He's so fine.
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Oh, my God. It worked.
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It worked.
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Look at me.
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Oh, you can't look at me because I'm too
fast.
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Am I over here? Am I over here?
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stars on iTunes.
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Subscribe!
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That was super fun, man.
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Chairman West, uh, did you get my
budget?
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Yes. It was quite impressive.
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We had no idea this division could be so
profitable.
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So, are you here to tell me I don't have
to let go of anybody?
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Not exactly.
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Wait, they're selling the division to
LexCorp? You're selling us to our rival.
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See, Emily?
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That's how you fire someone.
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Thanks, Jackie.
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But why?
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I showed you how profitable we could be.
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Exactly. That's why the sale went
through.
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Apparently, they've been looking for a
buyer over the last year, and the
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numbers didn't work out until you came
along.
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But what could have happened to our job?
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Will this ragtag band of plucky
performers keep their precious
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positions, or will they be thrown to the
wolves?
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Find out next week.
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What's next week?
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Oh, that's when the head of HR gets back
from vacation.
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Look, they're calling us into LexCorp
tomorrow. They wouldn't do that just to
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fire us. Yeah, she's right. You know, we
have a unique skill set. We're
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irreplaceable. Guys, the LexCorp R&D
team is here. They wanted to say hello.
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Hi, I'm Emma. This is our chief design
officer, Freddie, our head engineer,
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Don, and Wanda, our lead software
engineer.
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If a parole officer named Sam Clark
asked, I wasn't in Charm City.
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Your parole officer is Sam, too?
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Freaky.
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So nice to meet you.
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So we're not unique, and we're all
getting fired.
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None of this would have happened if I
would have just fired one of them.
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Well, it's a tough decision to make.
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Who is going to be Wendy?
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Well, we might all be losing our jobs,
but that doesn't mean we won't still see
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each other.
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I mean, we're family.
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Oh, honey, we're not family.
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We're all work buddies.
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Sure, we'll say we're going to keep in
touch, but we're not going to see each
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other until one of us dies, which is
going to be Wendy.
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You're wrong.
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This is a bond for life.
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See you at Wendy's funeral.
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Idiot.
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Guys, this place is perfect.
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It's a shame we're only here to get pie.
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What?
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The only thing I... didn't like about
nachos was having to go get them. But
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they solved it. They really solved it.
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I don't know about you, but I'm making a
play today.
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Oh, my God, Van, did you shave your head
just to suck up to Lex Luthor?
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Emily, this is a fresh start for me. I
got a new ass to kiss, a new nose to
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brown. If anyone asks, I have always
been bald.
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Hey, guys.
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Welcome to LexCorp.
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Yeah. All right, I see you already
dipped into some nachos. Here's a little
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fun fact. Our queso is actually made
from a nutritional yeast, which means no
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calories. Wow.
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Yeah, yeah, this place is great. Just
put us out of our misery. Are you
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experiencing misery? Because we actually
have some therapeutic dolphins you can
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swim with. Hey, quit messing with us,
man.
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We know we're redundant, and we're
getting fired.
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Fired? Why would we fire you? You don't
buy the Emporium and then fire Mr.
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Magorio.
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Ah, boycott of that movie. You don't
name a character McGoriam just so it
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rhymes with Emporium. That is a cheat.
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That movie.
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Um, could you just go back to what you
were saying before? We're keeping our
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jobs? Absolutely, you're keeping your
jobs. In fact, we're creating an entire
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division just for you.
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Basically, anything that your big brains
think of, we're gonna miss.
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Jackie's gonna love this place.
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No, we might have to figure out a way
around that one. We don't hire
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assistants here.
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So, Jackie won't be working here?
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Uh, no.
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That's fine.
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We don't care.
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This place is so fancy.
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You know, instead of toilet paper, they
have these expensive Egyptian cotton
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towels?
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No, Ron, they definitely have toilet
paper.
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Oh, dear.
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Anyway...
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This Lexcorp takeover is the best thing
that has ever happened to us.
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There you guys are. I felt it out with
Russell, and I think if we all band
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together and say we're not going to take
the jobs unless they hire Jackie too,
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they'll give in. We just have to be
willing to walk away.
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Do we look like people who are willing
to walk away?
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I mean, I don't even know where my pants
are. Anybody else?
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Fancy taking care of your entire life
for ten years. You know what? I don't
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even remember what Jackie looks like
anymore.
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Hey, who here?
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Wants to go swimming with dolphins.
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Yes, yes, yes, yes. Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Dolphins.
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Jesus Christ.
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Oh, that is not the dolphin room.
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Ha!
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Oh, my God.
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This is a wormhole.
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This place has everything.
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This is the wormhole everyone's looking
for.
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We have lifeguards behind us? Hold on,
hold on. We don't know that this is the
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evil wormhole. There's only one way to
find out. Check it out! No!
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Well,
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Wendy's dead.
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It was definitely the evil wormhole.
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I was in the land of Skartaris for two
years.
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I became a warlord.
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I freed a nation of slaves. It's so
cool.
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Why did you come back?
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Oh, I've got to see that last season of
Game of Thrones.
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It's going to be crazy.
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Oh, yeah.
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We have to shut this thing off.
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Oh, oh, oh, oh. Slow down there. Aaron
Brockovich. Now, every company does
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morally questionable things.
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Sometimes it's fuzzy accounting.
Sometimes it's a wormhole that releases
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evil aliens that are bent on destroying
the Earth.
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Nobody's perfect!
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Ah!
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You guys discovered the evil wormhole!
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What wormhole? No, don't do that.
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You saw it. I know you saw it because I
saw you see it. All right.
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All right?
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This is unfortunate. Now we've got to
kill you guys.
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What? You are going to die.
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But it's not all bad. Some good news.
It's going to be painless. It's going to
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be humane. And your body is going to be
turned into no-calorie cheese.
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Oh. Oh.
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Cheese.
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All right.
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So I'm going to give you guys just a few
minutes to say your final goodbyes. And
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then you get to select which cheese you
want to become.
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Russell, come on. Deal with me, man. I
got houses. I got boats.
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Sorry, guys, but President Luthor is
really set on destroying the world.
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Plus, I've already entered your death
into the system, so, you know, how it
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goes. All right.
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Guys, we've got to do something.
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There's nothing to do. Things don't
always have a happy ending.
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Things aren't always warm and fuzzy
friendship, blah, blah, blah.
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Sometimes you just die, and then you get
turned into cheese.
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Oh, my God. I just realized I ate four
people's worth of nachos.
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I refuse to believe this is how we end.
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How about a round of applause for our
euthanasia guy, Esteban!
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Boo! No.
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Boo! He has a bunch of poisonous scents
in here that you can inhale. The
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lavender is very calming, I'm told.
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These dummies gave me superpowers. They
what?
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How did you even find us? I saw on
Emily's Twitter account that you guys
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were at LexCorp, so I searched all the
rooms at super speed, got a fro-yo, went
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to California, learned jiu-jitsu, which
is how I knocked out these guys, and
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then I found you.
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Aw. You follow me on Twitter?
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You know who else does?
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My family.
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And also Taye Diggs for some reason.
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Everybody does.
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Yeah. All right. It's fine.
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I like all of you guys enough that I
didn't want any of you to die.
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It's sweet that you think that's a high
bar.
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Yeah.
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Guys, we should shut this down before it
destroys the Earth.
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All right, all right. I got it. What if
Jackie runs around it with her super
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speed and the Speed Force will repair
the fabric of space-time?
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Or that.
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Jackie, you saved the world and you
saved our lives. You deserve a break of
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seven to ten minutes and then get me out
of these handcuffs and go get me a wig.
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Congressional Republicans voted not to
impeach President Luther in spite of his
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comically evil plan to destroy the
Earth.
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In other news, what if I told you these
earrings were made by a panda?
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You have pooper speed and you're not
going to use it. No, I hate it.
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You get a bunch of bugs in your teeth,
it's murder on your shoes, and I don't
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have any excuses now for being late.
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Yeah, but you used it for us.
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And it just occurred to me that our jobs
ended, and we're still hanging out.
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Well, of course we are. I don't need
some dumb job to hang out with my
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friends. Yeah, and I've been trying for
a long time to be accepted by a cooler
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group, but I think this is my feeling,
and I'm okay with that.
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Well, hey, whatever happens, we'll have
each other.
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A round of hugs. On me.
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I might use my power occasionally.
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Hey, screw it! Let's all go to the
petting zoo!
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Yeah! Come on!
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What will become of our little gang of
scrappy underdogs?
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Will Bruce Wayne bail out our heroes, or
will the treacherous Lex
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Luthor seek revenge?
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What do you think, Tree?
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You always tell me the truth. Why are
you talking to a plant?
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Are we sure he even works here?
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No, we might still have our jobs. I'm
going to call Chris.
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That's funny.
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