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Where is he?

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Who? Who? Who don't I see?

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Andy's not here yet. You sure? I saw a
candy wrapper on the trail. What's the

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trouble? Trouble is, I'm going to pound
that Weezer. Why?

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Because he ratted me out. That's why.

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What did you do now?

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That's just it.

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Nothing. A couple days ago, I stayed
home from school sick.

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I had a note from my mom.

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Totally legit.

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But I lost it. Now, you know no one's
going to believe that I really lost it.

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I had to forge a new one.

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You forged a note from your mother?

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It's no big deal. I had a real one. I
just lost it. So what happened?

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So I gave it to the principal like a
good little boy.

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But Andy was there. He looks at the note
and says, Hey, your mother's

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handwriting looks a lot like yours.

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Uh -oh.

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I could have smacked him.

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The principal compares my handwriting
and bam, two weeks detention.

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He didn't mean to write you out.

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It doesn't matter.

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Aren't you going to wait for him?

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Why? He's not going to show. He knows
I'll deck him.

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You should hear this, too.

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It's about friends and trust.

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Friends are the most important thing
you're ever going to have.

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You never rat on your friends.

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Because sooner or later, it'll come back
to you.

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And when it does, when you need that
friend the most, you'll find yourself

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alone with no one you can turn to.

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Submitted for the approval of the
Midnight Society, I call this story

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The Tale of the Wisdom Glass.

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If there's a game you can't find, I...

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I'd be happy to order it for you. I'm
sure you would.

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I'm sure you would.

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Hey, kid, enough already.

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Just looking, dude.

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Yeah, well, look someplace else. This
isn't a museum.

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I don't trust that type.

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Type? That's my brother you're talking
about.

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I'm terribly sorry, Mr. Price. You have
my father's number?

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fetch an authorization for my purchase.

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Go!

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Go! Yes, right away. Right away.

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Such a pathetic individual.

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Thanks, dude.

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Sounds pretty cool.

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Alan Price.

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Jimmy Miller.

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So what's captured your imagination,
Jimmy Miller?

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Huh? Oh.

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Something I don't have the bread for.

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Wisdom game. The ultimate journey of
knowledge.

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Pretty cool, huh?

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Indeed.

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Would you like me to buy it for you?

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I'm not curious.

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Why not? No reason to let a little thing
like money... Surprise!

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Your highness, guess what?

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Daddy won't authorize payment.

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What? He said you've already blown your
allowance and it's time you learned the

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value of money.

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Guess I'm the teacher.

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Well, there's obviously been a mistake
here. Yes, and I made it.

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Wasting my time with you.

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Oh, and you, dude, are not his brother.
I gotta fly later.

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Well, we should discuss this.

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Here's your discussion.

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Get out. Now. And don't come back here
again.

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Moving on, Trevor.

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This place is bigger than my room.

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You, uh, forgot something.

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I thought that geek cut you off.

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Oh, misunderstanding.

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Shall we go to your house and try it
out?

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You want to go to my house?

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Why not?

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Afraid I might embarrass you in front of
the neighbors?

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Absolutely.

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Let's go.

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My father calls, don't answer it. Let
him sweat a while.

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I feel like the prince plumbing with the
pauper.

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And does that make you feel important,
sir?

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Yes. In fact, yes, it does.

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Don't cross me, Trevor.

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You like hockey?

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My dad and I go to a ton of games. I
wouldn't know. My father's always too

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Too bad.

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Okay, here we go.

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Are you sure this old thing can run it?

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I hope.

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Look, the game brought us online.

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What did you do that for?

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I had to register our name.

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Is that a problem?

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Uh, no.

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No problem.

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Oh, cool.

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Looks like we registered just in time.
There's a Wisdom Game Card tournament

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tomorrow.

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Top prize, 10 ,000 bucks!

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Why are you printing that?

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I'm not.

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Direction of the tournament.

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I believe it just killed your computer.

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Who cares?

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I say we go to the tournament.

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If we win, we can split the cash.

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And I can buy any computer I want.

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Are you up for it?

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Yes. Yes, I am.

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Well, that's the place, according to
this.

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Let's go check it out.

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All right, now, Trevor, wait here and
don't fall asleep.

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Oh, that's a bit.

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What an odd place for a tournament.

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Unbelievable.

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Whoa.

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It's like the game came alive.

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You must heed the rules of wisdom,
respect, integrity, and honesty.

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I am the keeper. You are newborns and
must dress accordingly.

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Brown really isn't my color.

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What are your names? I will confirm your

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registration.

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Registration? Alan Price and Jimmy
Miller.

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Why does he need our names?

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Just to make sure that we are who we
are.

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Maybe coming here wasn't such a good
idea.

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Chill, dude.

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Look, everything's going to be great.

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I think we should leave now.

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No, I see the truth.

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This is no game.

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You are here to defend yourselves.

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And if guilty, you will pay for your
crime.

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Crime? What crime?

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The crime of stealing wisdom.

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Why do they think we stole the game?

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I wouldn't know.

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You've got to make those creeps
understand that they're making a big

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Me? Why me?

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Because they'll believe you.

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You look honest.

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I look like, well, someone who steals
stuff.

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Oh, that's ridiculous.

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It's true.

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Whenever I go into a store, people watch
me because they think I'm going to

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pinch something.

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It gets pretty old.

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Yeah, well, that doesn't matter.

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They can't prove that we stole the game.

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We'll be out of here in no time.

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Order in the court!

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You can't put us on trial. I insist on
calling my father. We can, and we will.

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You're in wisdom now.

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Our way of doing things is our own.

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Where is the defendant's counsel?

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Unfortunate case though I may be, your
case is fortunate to be with me.

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What? He's not a lawyer. He's a clown.

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A clown, exactly.

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Come on, give it someone with
credentials.

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Credentials, utensils.

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Let's all use pencils.

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He's a nut job.

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But he's your nut job.

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Bring forth...

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The Wisdom Glock.

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The Oracle of Ultimate Truth.

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The Wisdom Glock.

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My father's a lawyer. I demand you call
him right now.

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The Wisdom Glock says, request denied.

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We have the right to represent
ourselves.

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You're fired.

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Fired, fired.

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I'm getting tired.

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Request denied.

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Your council stays.

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This is insane.

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Not another word.

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Now, let us proceed.

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Everyone know that wisdom is something
that one acquires.

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It cannot be bought, bartered, or
stolen.

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Admit that you stole the game.

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I've told you a thousand times. I didn't
feel it.

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I object.

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My client said that.

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You can't object to me.

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Overruled.

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How can you say that even once when we
have indisputable proof to the

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contrary? Proof?

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What proof?

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Uh -oh.

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That's him.

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Oh, yeah, I never forget a face.

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He was looking at the game, and then he
ran out of the store, and I went back to

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the shelf. It was gone.

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are we? No way! I didn't steal it!

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Alan, say something!

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He did it! He stole the game!

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Dude!

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I told him not to, but he wouldn't
listen to me.

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This is most unusual.

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I must consult a higher power.

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The wisdom glass says...

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It's time for lunch.

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Take them away. They're spoiling my
appetite.

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What's the deal? I thought we were
friends.

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Look, it was me, all right? I stole the
stupid game.

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Why? I mean, you're, like, rich.

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Well, you saw the guy in the store.

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He made me look foolish.

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Nobody makes me look foolish.

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Yeah, well, he really got you back good.

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And now you're making me look bad.

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You're a real piece of work, you know
that?

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Look, Jimmy, I understand why you're
angry, and I'm sorry.

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But you have to see my dilemma.

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I'm a 4 .0 student, top of my class.

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My father has big plans for me.

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And if he finds out about all this, I
could lose that.

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And it doesn't matter if I take the
heat, because I'm just a big loser,

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Jimmy.

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I need you to plead guilty.

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You want me to take the rap for you?
I'll give you anything, anything.

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Name your price.

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You know, all your money and your limo
and your fancy clothes, they don't mean

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squat to me.

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The way you stood up for me in that
store, that's pretty cool.

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So for that, I'll do it.

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Oh, yes!

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Thank you, thank you.

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And what is it you have to tell the
court, young man?

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It was me.

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I stole the game.

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Work is done! Time for fun!

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Silence, you fool!

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The accused has confessed.

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Do you have anything to say before I
pass sentence?

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Go easy on him?

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You are free to go.

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00:17:16,109 --> 00:17:17,609
Don't worry. You'll be fine.

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There are many possible sentences we
could hand down to you for committing

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terrible crime.

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We could ask you to pay for the game.

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We could ask you to write a ten
-thousand -word essay on the evils of

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stealing.

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Or you may even be set free with a
warning.

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Okay.

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So what's it going to be? It will be
determined by the wisdom glass.

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Jimmy Miller, for having stolen wisdom,
you are to be

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immediately...

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Executed! What?

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The wisdom blast has spoken.

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Carry out the sentence.

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Port is adjourned. Wait!

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You can't do this!

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You can't execute me for stealing a
game!

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But we can.

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In the world of wisdom.

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Stealing is the capital of men.

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Bad mistake, bad mistake. Too much at
stake for a bad mistake.

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You can't do this!

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Let's go.

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Where's your friend?

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We had an argument. He's not my friend
anymore. Let's go!

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Well, that's too bad. What should I do
with these?

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What are they?

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Tickets for the hockey game tonight.
Jimmy asked me to hold on to them for

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guys.

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Got us tickets for a hockey game? Well,
he said you'd never been, and he wanted

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to return the favor for giving him that
computer game.

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You can't do this!

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I didn't even steal the game!

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It's a shame. He, uh... He really seemed
to like you for something other than

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your money.

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Oh, well.

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Wait!

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Hold these.

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You're great.

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gonna do to him?

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Are you confessing now?

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I didn't mean to steal it. I just ran
her to the store and it was in my hand.

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Release the prisoner.

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Sorry, man. It's cool here.

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What you did was very brave, young man.

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It seems you've learned what wisdom is
all about.

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Now execute him!

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What? The judgment of the wisdom glass
must be carried out.

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Court is adjourned.

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Release the boy.

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Now, everybody be cool.

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And the wisdom thingy is safe.

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You want this so bad? Then go get it.
No!

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Stop! Stop it!

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Come on.

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See? I'm no fool.

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The judgment of the wisdom love must be
carried out.

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Court is adjourned.

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The end.

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That was awesome. I'm impressed, Gwen.

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He's here?

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You are history.

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Easy. I got two weeks' attention because
of you, meatball. Wait, wait. I called

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your mom and told her what happened. She
called the principal and sent him

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another note. You're off the hook.

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Yeah, uh... I think the word's thanks.

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Yeah, well, um... You told my mom I
forged your name?

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Are you bin?