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♪ Magic is real here ♪
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♪ Far away from home ♪
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♪ Anything can happen ♪
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♪ When witches make the rules ♪
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♪ Monsters are cool ♪
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♪ The moon is our friend ♪
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♪ I wanna stay with you ♪
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♪ On Summer Camp Island ♪
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♪♪
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[ Laughter ]
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Oscar:
Watch out, Hedgehog.
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[ Splat ]
Hedgehog: Ow!
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Oscar, that was an ice ball,
not a snowball.
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Pbht!
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Man, I love
when it snows here.
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It feels like
I want to scream and be quiet
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at the same time.
[ Beep ]
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Excuse me.
It's a message from my agent.
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What?
Ooh!
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Hi, my little
baby bubeleh!
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It's your mom.
Honey, that counselor of yours,
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Susan, told me about
the holiday tomorrow.
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Sweater Breakfast
sounds adorable.
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I put your sweater
in the mail this morning,
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so you should get it
just in time.
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Okay.
Got to run.
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Give a big hug
to Hedgehog!
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I saw the sweater
her mom made for her,
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and it's terrible.
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Okay. Love you!
[ Beep ]
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Hey, you want to head
back outside?
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[ Knock at door ]
Hold that thought.
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My agent.
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Howard?
Oh, hey, guys.
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I'm glad
you're here.
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I'm in a pickle
and can really use your help.
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Hedgehog.
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Oh, of course, Howard.
How can we help you?
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We? Oh, uh,
Oscar, too.
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Uh, yeah, sure.
Why not?
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Field trip!
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Here we are.
Right this way.
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What the?
The UMPS truck?
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I thought we were going
someplace fun.
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Oscar!
Come on!
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A magic portal!
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I was wrong,
and I'm sorry.
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Hyah!
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[ Chuckles ]
Hup!
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Whoa! Ugh!
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Oof!
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This is the UMPS
sorting facility.
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It's the mouth, guts, and bottom
of the whole UMPS organization.
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Whoa.
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Sweater Breakfast is
our busiest time of the year.
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Every UMPS employee is pushed
to the absolute patoot.
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Right up
until midnight tonight,
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people in the real world are
carefully wrapping up sweaters,
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messing with
the tape thingy,
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and dropping them off
at their local mailbox.
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The packages get sorted here
at the facility
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and then delivered
to everyone on the island
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for Sweater Breakfast
morning.
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So, what's the problem,
Howard?
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I'm not sure.
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Everyone is working
their hardest,
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but we're still not
meeting our quotas.
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I need someone responsible
like Hedgehog
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to figure out
what's wrong.
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I've just got too much going on
today to do it myself.
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Okay.
You got it, Howard.
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Hedgehog,
here's your clipboard.
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Do I get
a clipboard?
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Oh. Uh...here.
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You get this hat --
UMPS Morale Officer.
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It's an honor.
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Now follow me, and
I'll introduce you to Oddjobs,
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our new intern.
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Oh, come on, Melvin.
You're not too slow.
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You're super efficient,
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and, plus, now you have
magical eyebrows.
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[ Chanting ]
Melvin! Melvin!
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[ Chuckles ]
I'll stop worrying so much
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and just carry the packages
around. [ Chuckles ]
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I'm Oscar.
I'm Oddjobs.
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Both our names
start with "O's."
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[ Chuckles ]
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Oddjobs, I need you to give
Oscar and Hedgehog
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a tour of UMPS so we can see
where the hiccup is.
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I'll be back later!
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Hedgehog, how do you keep
your hat so pointy and clean?
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Oh, I put it on a hat tree
every night
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and sprinkle it with a
special powder I made myself.
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Whoa. I've never
told anyone that before.
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You should tell everyone.
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You're a genius,
but a cool genius.
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Come on.
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I can't believe I get to hang
out with you guys today.
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Howard was
probably thinking
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I'd just give you the tour
we give to groups,
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but I can tell you guys
are curious and fun.
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You want an
off-the-beaten-path tour.
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You want UMPS close
and personal.
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Argh!
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[ Chuckles goofily ]
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Raah!
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How does she know
this many faces?
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Oh, wow. My eyes.
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The true behind-the-scenes
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of the United Monster Parcel
Service and what makes it tick.
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Okay, here we go.
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Here's where packages
come in.
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Sometimes, when I get an item
that's too big for our bins,
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I just toss it!
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I think
that's pretty efficient.
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The enemy room --
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Sometimes I get mail
for someone
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with the same name
as one of my enemies,
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and I have to put the mail in
a room and never touch it again.
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And how does this room
help efficiency?
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It prevents anyone
from getting bad vibes
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from the bad names!
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[ Chuckles nervously ]
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This is the sorting spider.
Hey, Sheldon.
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Hello, Oddjobs.
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I'm just giving a tour
to Oscar,
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who really has a head for hats,
and Hedgehog.
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She's going to figure out
where the hiccup is.
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Give her a hand.
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Okay.
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Oh, no. Oh, no.
No. No. No. No. No.
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I have to sort again.
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Keep up
the good work, buddy!
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Super spider.
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Here's my test to see
if items are fragile.
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[ Shatter ]
It's fragile.
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So original.
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The label maker,
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I don't know how people
lived before label makers.
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I make about
a million labels a day.
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This looks
pretty good.
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What do you think,
first-class guy?
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[ Laughs ]
Don't stop.
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Hedgehog, I made one
for you, too.
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[ Chuckles ]
Thanks.
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I think it's pretty crazy
that Howard asked you
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to work on a holiday.
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Man, I bet this happens to you
all the time
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because people
can tell you're so smart.
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Yeah. We were having
a fun snowball fight earlier,
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but you got to know how to
balance responsibility with fun.
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Balance?
I'll show you balance...
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on this conveyor belt
with some sock surfing...
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into a huge pile
of rainbow packing peanuts!
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I didn't even know they made
rainbow packing peanuts.
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They don't!
I hand-colored them all myself
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with a set of markers
Pepper's parents sent him.
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Let's go surfing!
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This guy is ready!
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But what about
the other sections of the tour?
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What about them? You deserve to
have fun, too, Hedgehog.
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Hmm. Yeah, okay.
I do.
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Surf's up.
[ Bell ringing ]
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Oh, good gravy!
Why?!
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[ All groaning ]
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[ Laughs, trumpets ]
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UMPS is the coolest place
on this island.
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I know, right?
I love working here.
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Speaking of work,
here's your clipboard.
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Oh, right.
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Did you figure out
what the problem is?
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I think so.
Great!
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Let's go find Howard
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and tell him
what's wrong with this place.
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[ Vocalizing "Wipeout" ]
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Oh, wait!
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I didn't show you
my favorite room at UMPS.
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Come in. Come in.
Sit down.
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I put up some motivational stuff
to help everyone.
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I'll go and get some sodas.
I'll be right back.
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So, what's wrong
with this joint?
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It's Oddjobs.
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No!
I know!
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I like her, too,
but she's causing trouble
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in...
every single area.
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Anyway, ol' responsible Hedge is
going to report to Howard.
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No, not Oddjobs!
Wow!
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So heartbreaking, but, hmm,
what can you do?
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So, now that
that's figured out,
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maybe you could let her know
she's fired.
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What? You run UMPS.
It's your job to do it.
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I can't fire Oddjobs.
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Can you imagine
the psychological damage
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a boss firing
an employee will do?
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It's much better
from a coworker,
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a responsible coworker,
like you.
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[ Grumbles ]
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Like... you.
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You're afraid
to fire a child?
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Terrified.
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[ Sighs ]
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Thanks a million, Hedgehog!
You're the best!
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Hedgehog! I missed you so much
I had to come find you.
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Sorry I didn't bring
any sodas.
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I got too excited and spilled
them on some packages.
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[ Sighs ]
Hedgehog?
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I -- I have some
bad news, Oddjobs.
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You -- You aren't going to be
doing this job anymore.
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[ Whimpering ]
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Uh, because you got promoted...
to president of UMPS!
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Ohh, my gosh.
Really?
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Ah! I can't
believe it.
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My first official duty as
UMPS president is to close UMPS.
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Go home, everybody!
You're free!
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It's
Sweater Breakfast Eve!
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[ All cheering ]
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What's going on
out --
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Hey, wait!
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What did you do?
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I, uh,
promoted Oddjobs?
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Ugh!
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I just didn't have the heart
to tell her
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that she's horrible
at her job.
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Uhh...
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I am?
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No! Well...
maybe a little.
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Hedgehog! Do it.
[ Mock coughing ] Do it.
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Fire Oddjobs.
[ Clearing throat ] Let her go.
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Think of
the sweaters.
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I'm sorry, Oddjobs.
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It's been you that's
messing things up at UMPS
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and causing issues,
so...you're...fired.
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[ Sobbing ]
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But you're an absolute delight
to be around,
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and it breaks my heart
to do this to you.
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Like, you're the only person
who asked me about my hat,
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which made me
feel proud.
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Bl-bl-bl-bl-bl!
It's okay, Hedgehog.
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You're my friend,
and friends got to give it
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to each other
straight sometimes.
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So...
we're still cool?
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Of course.
Come here, old pal.
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But...what about
the sweaters?
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All the workers
went home.
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Well, we can either give up
and cancel Sweater Breakfast,
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or the three of us, me,
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Hedgehog, and Oscar,
and not Oddjobs
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can work all night
to get these sweaters checked,
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sorted, and delivered!
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[ Yawns ]
But I'm tired.
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It's almost
8:30 already.
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What if Oddjobs
kept us awake?
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Hurray!
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[ Trumpet playing ]
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Incoming!
[ Poink! ]
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Hup! Hup! Hup! Hup!
Heads up!
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[ Chanting ]
Howard! Howard! Howard!
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More heads up!
Also these!
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Howard: Last one.
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[ Laughs ]
[ Sighs ]
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Oddjobs, we never should have
hired you as an intern.
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This has been your real job
all along -- Morale Officer.
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Ooh.
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[ Yawns ]
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♪♪
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♪ On Sweater Morn,
I wake and sing ♪
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Yeah. So, let's set that meeting
up for next week. Oh!
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♪ My hunger song
for warmth to bring ♪
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Oddjobs:
Special delivery!
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Hey, my mom's sweater.
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Yeah, sorry it's late.
I just found the package.
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I had been using it as home
plate on the package-ball field.
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[ Chuckles ]
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Oddjobs, you were
one terrible intern.
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♪♪
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♪♪
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♪♪
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Argh!
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[ Chuckles goofily ]
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Raah!
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