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Here we go.
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Of course Piper and her new boyfriend
are into each other.
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She's beautiful and he's... handsome.
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Really, really, really handsome.
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Three reallys.
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One more than me.
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Everywhere I look, gorgeous people.
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Thanks, Bowie.
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I needed a dose of... Anytime.
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Oh, Bowie, what's that stench?
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I heard you were down in the dumps. And
after six hours of sifting through
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garbage, I realized it was probably a
metaphor.
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And after three more hours, I was sure
of it.
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If I'd known you were going to the
garbage dump, I would have asked you to
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take this.
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Jarvis, you can't eat that much ice
cream.
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You're gonna end up peeing raspberry
ripple.
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No, I'm not.
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It's coming out rocky road.
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Well, I've got something to cheer you
up. Is it ice cream?
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No, I found one of our discontinued toys
that was a big seller in the swinging
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60s. The decade where I guess people
spent a lot of time on swing sets.
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It's called Dig It Dragon, and he's...
Groovy, man.
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Totally far out.
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See? He's so happy.
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Or he's not. I don't speak dragon.
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How am I supposed to be cheered up by
some 50-year-old toy that dresses and
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sounds like that guy who asked for a
change outside the rec center?
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You're bumming me out, man.
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Yeah, but you can update it. I think it
would be good for you to work on
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something other than staring at Piper
and that really, really, really, really
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handsome guy.
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You think he's four reallys? I think
he's six. I just didn't want to make you
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feel bad.
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Look at those two.
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They're clearly perfect for each other.
Guess what, cutie pipe?
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I got you a present.
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What?
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Two dots?
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What's this for?
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It goes with my shirt.
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We're gonna own it and change the game
Together we'll make it all the way
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Through all the ups and all the downs
We'll always find a way around So here
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we go Here we go
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You've reached Knick Knack Toys. No one
is available to take your call right
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now. In fact, you're kind of
interrupting my day.
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Goodbye.
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I've got some fun-tastic plans for us
today. I thought we could do some
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charity work.
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Try to cheer up some sick kids.
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Oh, OK.
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Of course, you're going to have to
change first.
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Out of this half-smiley, sunshine yellow
T-shirt?
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If I have to.
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I really should have asked for more
details.
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So, where are those sick kids?
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Right here.
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These are the kids?
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The sick kids?
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Oh, yeah.
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This one's got goat gout.
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This one's got internal bleeding.
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This one, it's got meningitis.
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What's wrong with that one?
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He's just a little horse.
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Adelaide, what are you doing?
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You said you wanted to sabotage those
kits, so I removed part of the coaster
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track. It'll derail the car and send
whoever's in it flying. to their death.
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Why,
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what are you doing?
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I replaced the honey crisp apple in this
bowl with the pink lady apple, which is
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slightly more tart.
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This is fun.
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I like hanging out with you.
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Well, we're going to be doing a lot more
of this.
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We have the adoption interview today so
they can see how much I love children.
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Ha!
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He fell 90 feet!
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Jarvis.
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You're still eating ice cream? I thought
you were gonna update Dig It Dragon.
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I did some work on Dig a Dragon.
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I gave him some new phrases.
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Great, so now he says things that are
more relatable.
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Definitely.
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No one loves me.
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I will die alone.
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We're all out of ice cream.
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Wow, your dragon is dragging me down.
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The things he's saying don't match his
fun, colorful look.
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Yeah, he already said that one.
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We're all out of ice cream.
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Why does he keep saying that?
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We're all out of ice cream.
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You want me to go to the store and get
you more ice cream, don't you?
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Aster, do you have a sec?
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An outfit? So you don't have to wear
that?
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No, I need some advice.
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My advice is change your outfit.
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It's not about my outfit!
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The thing is, I'm trying to figure out
how to get... a good friend of mine
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together with the girl he likes.
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Because this guy is madly in love with
Piper.
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You know that I'm in love with Piper?
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You? You're in love with Piper?
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Yeah, who else are you talking about?
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No one else.
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No one else.
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But you.
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The only guy around here who loves
Piper.
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Thanks for wanting to help me get
together with her.
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I'm amazed you figured out how I feel
about Piper.
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Especially the way I insult her.
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I can't believe I had to make balloon
people for those animals.
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Hey, Piper. Smart using extra makeup,
but I can still kind of see your face.
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I see you finally found shoes the size
of your feet. Are you running off to
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join the circus?
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Not as a clown, as a half man, half...
man.
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I really love her.
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Good, no sign of Aster.
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Hey,
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Bowie. How's it going getting me and
Piper together?
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Well... It's going well? Great!
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No, I mean, I totally would help you get
together with Piper, but she has a
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boyfriend.
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Weren't those kids great?
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Meh.
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I assume that's goat for you betcha.
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And if you think that was rewarding,
later today we're going to volunteer
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with Habitat for Humanity.
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Habitat for Humanity?
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We're gonna build houses for people?
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No! Habitat for you, manatee.
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We're gonna build houses for manatees.
They don't use them much since they have
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a heck of a time getting up the stairs.
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But it feels good to make a difference.
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That's it.
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We're done. I don't care that you're six
rillies of handsome.
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I don't understand.
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Maybe this will make it clearer.
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What's this?
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It's a frowny face!
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You'd break it! Recognize it if you ever
made one, you grinning baboon.
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I'm breaking up with you.
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Oh. Well, I don't need a girlfriend to
be happy.
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That's right.
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I've got a pocket full of goat pellets.
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Ms. Wheeler, I understand you're
interested in adopting.
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Yes. There's nothing I want more than a
kid of my own.
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I'm sorry, we just placed our last goat.
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Uh, I meant a human kid. This human kid.
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Unless you have anything cuter in stock.
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I'm kidding.
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Hop in. We're heading home.
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Just a moment. We still need to discuss
your employment situation.
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I have a great job.
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I work at a toy company, and not for the
reasons you'd think.
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Sabotage, destruction, revenge.
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But because I love anything that makes
children happy.
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But it says here you were fired two
years ago because you almost killed a
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child? Almost killed.
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I've gotten to know Candace these past
few weeks. And trust me, she'd never
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kill anyone.
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She's way too incompetent.
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I am sorry, Ms. Wheeler, but there's no
way I could even consider letting
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someone like you adopt a child.
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But you didn't even look at my character
reference. It's from a judge.
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This is a court order that says you are
not criminally insane and are fit to
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stand trial.
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Exactly. Not insane.
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Jarvis.
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You left your office. Did you make Dig
It Dragon's phrases match his outfit?
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Life is like a tub of ice cream.
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Empty.
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I didn't mean change his outfit.
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This look doesn't make any sense. He has
a smile on his face. And you should too.
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Piper broke up with her boyfriend.
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So? So you should make your move
before... someone else does.
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Someone who's half the man you are.
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By any measure.
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Including height.
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Have you spoken to Piper? Once or twice
since we started working together.
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She usually just makes a face and walks
away.
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I mean, about her and me.
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Uh... She hates you.
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Hates me?
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Well, hate's a strong word.
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But not strong enough. She despises you.
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So much so you should never pursue her
or speak of this again.
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Why would she hate me?
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Despise.
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Why would she despise me?
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Because... You insult her all the time.
You can't insult someone over and over
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and over again and still expect them to
like you. Unless they're really
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desperate for a friend.
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You get what I'm saying, buddy?
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I do get what you're saying. You're
offering to help teach me how to be
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nice. But first get your grubby little
hand off me. This shirt is worth more
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than you, you greasy hairless ferret.
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You've got your work cut out for you.
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Well, I'm convinced.
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You're exactly the type of person who
should adopt a child.
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You're warm, you're loving, you're so...
real.
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Not plastic face.
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You've got a good job and wonderful
references from your coworkers.
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Although someone named Aster doesn't
like what you're wearing.
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After the one-month trial period, which
I'm sure will just be a formality, the
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adoption will be permanent.
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Hop in, we're heading home.
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You should have seen the horrible woman
who tried to adopt her earlier.
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I wouldn't even let her adopt a highway.
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And looking at that hideous creature, it
was obvious she was never gonna find a
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man to have a baby with.
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Honeycrisp?
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I love a nice mildly tart honeycrisp.
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That's for me. See, my new mommy's
already thinking about my health.
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You look gorgeous.
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The skirt, the boots.
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The way your shoulder peeks out of that
top.
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The only thing more stunning than that
outfit is the hottie who's wearing it.
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Wow, I think you're finally getting it.
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Turn around.
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This is hard enough without looking at
your face.
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Bowie, you were right again.
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Hey, I'm the one trying to compliment
this creepy little dead-eyed gremlin.
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The closing phrases I gave Digga Dragon
didn't go with his smiling face at all.
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So I fixed it.
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And best of all...
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What's that?
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That's the festering blood-stained hole
from where his heart was ripped out.
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It hurts so much, yet I can't feel at
all.
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Jarvis, that... that... Looks terrific!
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Especially the outfit.
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I love how the patches of dried blood on
the bathrobe bring out the puffy redness
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of his weepy eyes.
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Thanks, Aster.
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That makes me feel...
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Still nothing.
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Did you hear that? I did it! I
complimented that hideous toy!
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I'm ready to make my move on Piper and
show her how nice I am.
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Wait! You're not ready! Say more nice
things about my butt first!
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Hey Piper, do you have a sec?
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An outfit, so I don't have to wear this.
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No, I think that outfit is perfect on
you. Why?
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Because this hideous shirt draws the eye
away from my pasty boy face?
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Not at all. Your face looks great. The
makeup, the earrings, and the way the
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touch of color in your hair brings out
your eyes.
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Although, you're a natural beauty who
doesn't need any of that.
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What are you up to, Aster?
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Almost 5'1". But no matter where I come
up to on you, the view is spectacular.
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I can't believe I'm getting Aster
together with Piper.
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I'm supposed to be getting Jarvis
together with Piper.
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Why must everything I touch turn to
love?
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Okay, well, I need to get some work
done.
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Not on your face, I hope.
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Because as I said... Perfection.
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See you later, gorgeous.
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Whatever. Bye, Aster.
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Aster?
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Well, I did it. I was nice to Piper.
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Yep, you did it.
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Thanks to me. I guess I'm responsible
for all this.
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You're darn right you are, you
worthless, snot-faced hobgoblin.
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I feel like you've regressed a skosh.
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Why aren't you happy? I thought you're
in love.
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No, I'm in hate with myself.
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Turns out my true love isn't Piper.
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It's insulting, Piper.
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So you're not into her anymore?
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No.
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Thanks, Bowie. Thanks for teaching me to
be true to myself.
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Oh, you're welcome, Master.
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Happy to help a fri- True to myself.
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Okay, pick up the banana.
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Good.
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Now put down the slightly less sweet
plantain.
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I love you.
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What should I call you?
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How about Mommy?
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I love you, Mommy.
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And I love you.
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What should I call you?
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Adelaide.
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Thanks, I'd forgotten your name.
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I love you too, Adelaide.
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And we're going to be together forever.
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Ms. Wheeler?
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What are you doing here?
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I'm doing a surprise follow-up health
and safety visit.
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The better question is, what are you
doing here?
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How is that a better question?
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What are you doing with that child?
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I can explain, because there is a
perfectly reasonable reason for this.
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Isn't there, Adelaide?
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Yes.
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She kidnapped me!
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What? Help! Help!
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Let me go!
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Kidnapped?
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It's a slightly less sweet plantain.
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How could someone be so evil?
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Help me.
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Bowie, can you move?
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I don't think so.
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Great, so I have to walk around you?
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Oh, negative.
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What was up with Aster?
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I was up with Aster.
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And then I wasn't.
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He was in my office acting really weird.
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He was just trying to be nice.
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Well, it creeped me out.
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I like it way better when he insults me.
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Really?
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You like that?
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In that case, Jarvis thinks you're ugly.
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Really, really, really, really, really,
really ugly.
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Go of her, you horrible... woman.
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Where is Mrs. Bubkiss? Why isn't she
here?
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Oh, I can explain.
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Because there's a completely
reasonable... reason for that.
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Isn't there, Adelaide? Yes.
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She locked her in the shed.
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What? Why don't you go get her, lady?
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Because she isn't in the shed.
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But maybe she will be when you...
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Get there.
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Alright, got it.
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I'll go get her.
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No way!
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I am not letting a kidnapper out of my
sight.
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You go get her.
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Me?
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Okay.
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I'll see what I can do.
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Do you have any kids of your own?
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No. I'm allergic to goats.
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Mrs.
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Bobkiss, thank goodness you're all
right.
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Although you look shorter than I
remember.
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Thank you.
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Anyway, time to turn you into the
police.
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Go ahead and try.
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It won't do you any good.
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I forged that reference letter. I'm not
mentally fit to stand trial.
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Then I'll just get Adelaide and be on my
way.
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I'm sorry, Mrs. Bubkiss, but you let
your daughter be kidnapped.
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A mother needs to be able to protect her
child from awful people like this.
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I
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stand
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corrected, Mrs. Bubkiss. You make a one.
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Glad to see you're out of your bathrobe.
And not just because I hate anything to
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do with baths.
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You were right, Bowie.
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Working on Dig a Dragon made me feel
better about myself.
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Especially when I donated a bunch of
them to a group of sick kids.
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Well,
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I've got more good news for you.
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I did you a solid with Piper.
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You did?
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Yep, she's gonna have a whole new
attitude toward you now.
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Jarvis, you think I'm really, really,
really, really, really, really ugly?
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Really? What? Piper, I didn't... Hi,
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I'm P. Everett Knickknack, and I want to
talk to you about the heartbreaking
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problem of homeless sea cows.
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But there's a way you can help give
these gentle, bloated giants a roof over
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their heads and a sense of dignity.
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By donating money, or better yet, your
time, to Habitat for Humanity, I'm P.
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Everett Knickknack. The P stands for
Probably Not a Great Cause.
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