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(all talking at once)
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(indistinct crosstalk continues)
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How can you all just feed your faces?
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(laughing and crosstalk)
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What are we going to do about this?
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Kate and Erik are gone
and we're all alone!?
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Hey, we're not alone. You
know, we've got each other.
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Yeah, and they're, they're
not gone, they're just...
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You know, not here right now.
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Keep it together, Sal, you're
supposed to be the smart one.
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We need you to come up with a plan.
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Me? I don't know what
to do, I'm just a kid.
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Sal's right. I'm the oldest.
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I'm in charge. And I say, uh...
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I need to clear my head.
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So, what are we supposed to do?
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Why aren't we calling the police?
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'Cause they'll split us up.
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I know you'll use any excuse
to get "Officer Adorable"
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to come over, but we
can't take the risk.
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Besides, I don't wanna have to
wipe your drool off the floor.
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I don't drool.
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No, hey, we drop everything and
keep looking until we find 'em.
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You mean...
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No school!
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I'll call and tell 'em you're sick.
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(Max) What about you?
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I don't go to school.
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"De Money" is taking a gap year.
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"De Money?"
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That's my new nickname
instead of "Canned Ham."
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Sorry, Canned Ham, you
know the nickname rules.
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I don't know if we should
all take a sick day.
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They might get suspicious.
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Let me guess, you volunteer
to go to school.
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Well, if you really think
somebody needs to,
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I guess I could take one for the team.
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What? I like school. Is that so weird?
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Max, you should go to school, too.
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Excuse me?
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Think about it. That Tim guy's
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probably gonna check and make sure
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you show up for the first
day at your new school.
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Good point.
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(Daniel) Hi, uh, it's Erik Hunter.
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It looks like the girls have
come down with something.
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I think it's the flu.
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I'm gonna keep them home for the day.
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The boys will be in.
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Our new one, Maximilian,
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is really psyched for his first day.
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Maximilian is really smart
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and I want to make sure
he's challenged in school.
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I would recommend you put him
in all the hardest classes.
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Don't worry about the workload.
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He can handle it.
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Thanks for much, have
a great day, bye-bye.
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That's for calling me Canned Ham.
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Okay, fair enough.
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Come on, we're gonna be late.
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(school bell ringing)
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Let's go.
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Hurry up, we're late.
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(doorbell chimes)
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Why aren't you open? It's 9:00 sharp.
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Excuse me?
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This is the Hunter Museum, right?
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Yes, this is the Hunter Museum, but...
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But nothing, uh, step
aside and let us in.
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We're here for the tour.
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Uh, I'm so sorry, sir,
um, we're closed today.
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The guide is sick.
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We came all the way
from the north country.
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Well, in that case...
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Make sure they don't steal
our bikes on the way out.
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Which way's the principal's office?
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I have to undo that
stuff Daniel pulled.
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There's no way I'm getting
stuck in the hardest classes.
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Don't worry about it. He
was just messing with you.
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There's only one class for our grade.
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Our grade?
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Aren't you, like, a
year younger than me?
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I sort of skipped a grade.
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Nice of you to join us, Sal.
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I take it this is Maximilian?
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Live and in person. You
can call me Max though.
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What can I call you? This is Mr.
Kittredge.
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20 minutes late on your first day.
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Well, you certainly know
how to make an entrance.
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Yeah, I, uh, overslept.
I was dreaming about
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a soccer game and it
went into overtime so...
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(class laughs)
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And isn't it lovely that Salvatore
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has decided to join us too.
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Please, have a seat.
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(Sal) You're getting us into trouble.
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(panting) Whew.
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Welcome, ladies and gentlemen.
Sorry for the delay.
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The Hunter Museum is now open.
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That unpleasant young man
said the guide was sick.
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Oh, he is but there's a
new guide filling in, me.
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You? Why not? I am a Hunter after all.
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Please, do come on.
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Welcome, so, before we start the tour,
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everybody, please gather around.
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Okay.
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Say, "Hunter."
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Hunter! Hunter!
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(shutter clicks)
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(Mr. Kittredge) Okay,
open up page seven.
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Now who can tell us something
about the Pleistocene epoch?
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Anyone?
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Anyone at all?
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Sal?
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Pleistocene is the first
epoch of Quaternary Period.
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It was characterized by the appearance
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of large land mammals and birds
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including Mastodons, Mammoths, giant...
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Thank you, Sal.
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What else?
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Put your hand down, Sal.
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Max, yes, what can you share with us?
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Can I go to the bathroom?
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Fine. Sal? Why don't
you show him the way?
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Do I have to?
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Yes. But...
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Go. Later-ade.
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I thought you had to
go to the bathroom.
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Try to keep up.
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That was just to get out
of that boring class.
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'Cause you wanted to go to the library?
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To research this Saganash business.
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You're a computer whiz, right?
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Get to it.
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Watch the door.
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If Kluterbeek catches us
in here, we're toast.
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What's a "Clutter Beak"?
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The headmistress. She is a pit bull.
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I'm not afraid of
anyone with that name.
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You should be.
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She's suspended kids
for less than this.
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Suspended on my first morning.
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That'd be a record.
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What makes me think you're
not typing "Saganash"
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into the search engine?
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Commercial search engines
are for amateurs.
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Dynamic assignment
distributed web crawling
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uses infinite client sourcing
to maximize efficiency.
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Okay, say that again and
imagine I'm not a tech genius?
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My way's better.
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Okay, I'm in.
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All I'm getting for Saganash
is a hotel in Miami.
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And a deodorant.
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Maybe we're looking
for the wrong thing.
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You know, what if it's
some kind of code?
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Ooh, try, um... Hsanagas.
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Saganash spelled backwards?
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Really? Think about it.
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Kate wrote "Saganash," so
it must mean something.
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But how can it mean anything
if it's not on any computer?
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Just because something doesn't
show up on a computer
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doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
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Don't be ridiculous.
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The Internet is the
repository of all knowledge.
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Oh, yeah?
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Have it tell me what
I had for breakfast.
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What? It doesn't know that.
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It only knows the information
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that has been entered
into the computer.
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Which at this point is just about
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everything in the world.
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Just about, but not everything.
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Where can we find information
that Erik and Kate would know
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that isn't in a computer?
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(both) The library at home.
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We gotta go.
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But how? It's only first period.
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(sneezes)
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He doesn't look sick to me.
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Are you kidding?
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He's got all the symptoms
of a serious illness.
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Right? Headache? Ooh!
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Tenderness in the belly. (grunts)
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Muscle weakness and loss of balance.
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(grunts)
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(thuds to floor)
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I know your sisters
are home sick today.
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I suppose it's possible he's
caught what they've got.
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That's what I'm saying, yeah.
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All right, Sal, you're
excused for the day.
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(sneezes)
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What about me?
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Well, you like fine.
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For now, but I've been infected.
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This thing is mad
contagious, okay, I...
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(coughs)
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(sneezes)
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I would hate to get anyone else sick.
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Don't get your germs all over me!
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Go home, both of you!
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This is a painting of a game board
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for the kind of tic-tac-toe
people used to play.
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And the game really
never became popular.
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And all that's left of it
today is this picture.
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You're making all of this up.
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I am not. Yes, you are.
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This is not a game.
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This is an abstract work
in the style of Mondrian.
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It is a game. I've played it
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a lot of times with my
brothers and sister.
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And you wouldn't know
because you're too mean.
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Nobody will play with you.
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This way, everybody.
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Since when do you know
how to do laundry?
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Do I look like an idiot?
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You put the clothes in, add soap.
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The machines does the rest.
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This is pointless. I can't find
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anything useful about Saganash.
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Isn't there a Saganash deodorant?
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Read my lips, useful.
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There's just a hotel.
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And yes, I know, a deodorant.
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There's our answer, that must be it.
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Are you kidding me?
That's in Florida. So?
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So, you think they would just
leave the country without
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telling us on the one day a new
kid comes to live with us?
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I'll bet Erik surprised Kate
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with a trip for their anniversary.
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He probably didn't tell us because
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he was afraid we'd spoil the surprise.
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They wouldn't just leave us all alone.
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Hey, I'm 17, practically an adult.
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They know they can trust me
to take care of you guys,
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especially since I'm taking a gap year.
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Is that detergent or dish soap?
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Soap and detergent are the same thing.
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If you don't believe me, look it up.
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(beeping)
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Need any help in there?
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Aah! Aah!
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(groaning)
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Definitely don't look like an idiot.
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(doorbell chimes)
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Daniel?
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Simone! What's up?
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Is everything all right?
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Uh, yeah, yeah, um...
I, uh, was just, uh...
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Washing my hair. (chuckling)
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To what do I owe this
unexpected pleasure?
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I was just wondering if
Erik and Kate were home.
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Um...
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I was just wondering if
Erik and Kate were home.
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Um...
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You're very strong, aren't you?
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I don't like to brag.
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But yes... I am.
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Erik and Kate? Are they home?
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Oh, uh...
260
00:12:14,514 --> 00:12:16,781
They... they went on an art
exhibition outside the city.
261
00:12:16,850 --> 00:12:19,217
We'll have them call you
when they get back, okay?
262
00:12:19,286 --> 00:12:20,752
Shouldn't you guys be in school?
263
00:12:20,821 --> 00:12:22,020
Gap year.
264
00:12:22,089 --> 00:12:24,789
And, um... (coughing) I'm
sick and so is Anika.
265
00:12:24,858 --> 00:12:26,291
We caught that bug that's going around.
266
00:12:26,360 --> 00:12:28,293
(coughing) Daniel's taking care of us,
267
00:12:28,362 --> 00:12:30,061
and you should probably
go before you catch it.
268
00:12:30,130 --> 00:12:32,330
(coughing) Ooh, um, or, uh,
269
00:12:32,399 --> 00:12:35,634
maybe you'd like to come
in for a cup of tea.
270
00:12:35,702 --> 00:12:37,202
(Tess) I don't think
that's a good idea.
271
00:12:37,270 --> 00:12:38,236
Sure it is.
272
00:12:38,305 --> 00:12:39,471
You're not contagious anymore.
273
00:12:39,539 --> 00:12:41,172
Come in. (coughs)
274
00:12:41,241 --> 00:12:43,808
Um, Tess, will you make us some tea?
275
00:12:43,877 --> 00:12:45,810
I'll be right back.
276
00:12:46,980 --> 00:12:48,113
(chuckling)
277
00:12:49,416 --> 00:12:51,816
So, tell me, do Erik and Kate
278
00:12:51,885 --> 00:12:53,418
leave you guys home alone very often?
279
00:12:53,487 --> 00:12:55,320
Sure.
280
00:12:55,389 --> 00:12:58,390
I mean, no, I mean, we're not alone.
281
00:12:58,458 --> 00:13:00,325
It's only for a little while.
282
00:13:01,662 --> 00:13:05,230
Sorry to keep you waiting.
283
00:13:05,298 --> 00:13:09,434
Tess, could you pour
some tea for me too?
284
00:13:09,503 --> 00:13:11,269
Sure, no problem.
285
00:13:12,406 --> 00:13:14,506
I hitting the gym later.
286
00:13:14,574 --> 00:13:17,375
I'm up to 50 one-arm pushups.
287
00:13:17,444 --> 00:13:18,743
Do you work out?
288
00:13:18,812 --> 00:13:20,478
I... You really should.
289
00:13:24,584 --> 00:13:26,518
So, what are you guys talking about?
290
00:13:26,586 --> 00:13:28,486
I was just asking Tess
about your parents
291
00:13:28,555 --> 00:13:29,954
leaving you guys alone.
292
00:13:30,023 --> 00:13:31,723
It's no big deal.
293
00:13:31,792 --> 00:13:36,695
I'm here and I'm not
exactly a kid anymore.
294
00:13:39,399 --> 00:13:40,532
(door opens)
295
00:13:40,600 --> 00:13:41,733
I'll get that.
296
00:13:53,580 --> 00:13:56,715
So, uh, do you have any hobbies?
297
00:13:56,783 --> 00:13:59,951
Did Kate and Erik come back? Oh.
298
00:14:00,020 --> 00:14:01,319
What are you doing home?
299
00:14:01,388 --> 00:14:02,487
Researching Saganash.
300
00:14:02,556 --> 00:14:03,788
That's what I'm supposed to be doing.
301
00:14:03,857 --> 00:14:05,023
How's that working out?
302
00:14:05,092 --> 00:14:07,225
Not well, there's nothing
on the Internet.
303
00:14:07,294 --> 00:14:09,294
Exactly. We're gonna
look in the library.
304
00:14:09,362 --> 00:14:11,830
Did you know there are things out there
305
00:14:11,898 --> 00:14:13,665
that aren't on the Internet?
306
00:14:13,734 --> 00:14:15,934
How crazy is that?
307
00:14:16,002 --> 00:14:17,502
You can come with us if you want.
308
00:14:17,571 --> 00:14:18,737
You know, help us look
through all those books.
309
00:14:18,805 --> 00:14:21,106
Really? I have your permission? Thanks.
310
00:14:21,174 --> 00:14:22,407
Oh, no, I didn't mean, like...
311
00:14:22,476 --> 00:14:24,476
You know, hey, do whatever
you want, I don't care.
312
00:14:24,544 --> 00:14:26,344
I'm coming. Great.
313
00:14:26,413 --> 00:14:27,779
No, I'm not. That works for me too.
314
00:14:27,848 --> 00:14:29,380
I can't leave Daniel alone with Simone.
315
00:14:29,449 --> 00:14:31,649
(whispering) Simone is here?
316
00:14:31,718 --> 00:14:32,884
Who's Simone?
317
00:14:32,953 --> 00:14:34,986
It's this cop that Daniel
has a huge crush on
318
00:14:35,055 --> 00:14:36,354
and who knows what he'll tell her?
319
00:14:36,423 --> 00:14:40,191
Okay, so get rid of Simone and
then come to the library.
320
00:14:40,260 --> 00:14:41,626
Or don't, you know, whatever.
321
00:14:41,695 --> 00:14:43,962
(Anika) This painting is based
on my favorite cartoon,
322
00:14:44,030 --> 00:14:45,230
"Pudgie and Budgie."
323
00:14:45,298 --> 00:14:47,899
Hey, guys, say hi to my tour group.
324
00:14:47,968 --> 00:14:50,201
You're leading a tour all by yourself?
325
00:14:50,270 --> 00:14:52,003
Mm-hmm, they're from up north.
326
00:14:52,072 --> 00:14:53,671
Be sure to count the
silver before they leave.
327
00:14:53,740 --> 00:14:55,173
Especially the knives.
328
00:14:58,178 --> 00:14:59,344
Come on!
329
00:15:02,682 --> 00:15:09,254
I was thinking I've got nothing
planned for this Saturday so...
330
00:15:09,322 --> 00:15:11,189
maybe...
331
00:15:11,258 --> 00:15:12,357
(coughing)
332
00:15:12,425 --> 00:15:13,892
Can you give me some cough medicine?
333
00:15:13,960 --> 00:15:15,226
(coughing)
334
00:15:15,295 --> 00:15:16,628
I gotta go.
335
00:15:18,398 --> 00:15:19,831
I'll walk you out. (coughs)
336
00:15:19,900 --> 00:15:22,467
(clears throat, coughs)
337
00:15:29,200 --> 00:15:30,166
Whoa.
338
00:15:30,234 --> 00:15:31,934
There are a lot of books in here.
339
00:15:32,003 --> 00:15:34,937
That is why they call
it a library, you know?
340
00:15:35,006 --> 00:15:38,007
I know, there's just... so many.
341
00:15:38,075 --> 00:15:39,008
How are we gonna check 'em all?
342
00:15:39,076 --> 00:15:40,943
One at a time.
343
00:15:41,012 --> 00:15:42,178
Where do we start?
344
00:15:42,246 --> 00:15:43,846
I'll start with the "A"s,
you start with the "Z"s
345
00:15:43,915 --> 00:15:45,514
and we'll work our way
towards the middle.
346
00:15:45,583 --> 00:15:46,849
What about me?
347
00:15:46,918 --> 00:15:48,250
I'm sure we have some
comic books somewhere.
348
00:15:48,319 --> 00:15:50,085
Oh, ha, ha.
349
00:15:50,154 --> 00:15:51,554
I'll take the middle of the alphabet.
350
00:15:51,622 --> 00:15:54,089
"M" s, here I come.
351
00:15:56,360 --> 00:15:58,994
So, every night, this tiny bird
352
00:15:59,063 --> 00:16:02,064
would tell the boy all sorts
of funny bedtime stories.
353
00:16:02,133 --> 00:16:08,938
And the boy whose name was...
Posh Harry in the red sweater
354
00:16:09,006 --> 00:16:11,373
would always keep the
bird very close to him.
355
00:16:11,442 --> 00:16:14,610
Uh, even at school. He hid
him in a small drawer.
356
00:16:14,679 --> 00:16:18,314
And at lunchtime, he fed
him pieces of banana.
357
00:16:18,382 --> 00:16:21,183
Oh, come on, we didn't come all the way
358
00:16:21,252 --> 00:16:24,019
to hear a bunch of made up poppycock.
359
00:16:24,088 --> 00:16:27,556
And why aren't you in
school today anyway?
360
00:16:29,193 --> 00:16:31,060
I'll be right back.
361
00:16:32,730 --> 00:16:34,363
Anything, anybody?
362
00:16:34,432 --> 00:16:36,966
I saw sapsuckers four books ago.
363
00:16:37,034 --> 00:16:38,133
That was pretty close.
364
00:16:38,202 --> 00:16:40,102
I breathed a bunch of
dust from the 1800s.
365
00:16:40,171 --> 00:16:41,937
(coughs)
366
00:16:42,006 --> 00:16:45,875
I need help. The north
people hate my tour. Why?
367
00:16:45,943 --> 00:16:50,145
I maybe told them stories
that were kind of slightly
368
00:16:50,214 --> 00:16:51,881
totally made up.
369
00:16:51,949 --> 00:16:53,048
Heh, nice.
370
00:16:53,117 --> 00:16:54,683
They're really mad.
371
00:16:54,752 --> 00:16:56,819
Sal, you know everything
about the museum.
372
00:16:56,888 --> 00:16:57,987
Can you go talk to them?
373
00:16:58,055 --> 00:16:59,855
I can't leave now, we're
in the middle of this.
374
00:16:59,924 --> 00:17:01,090
(exhales)
375
00:17:01,158 --> 00:17:02,358
Here.
376
00:17:04,128 --> 00:17:07,096
"Sal's Professional Hunter
Museum Audio Tour."
377
00:17:07,164 --> 00:17:08,764
Thanks, Sal.
378
00:17:08,833 --> 00:17:10,432
(sighs)
379
00:17:10,501 --> 00:17:11,901
I need a break.
380
00:17:11,969 --> 00:17:13,602
How do you take a break
from doing nothing?
381
00:17:13,671 --> 00:17:15,538
This is useless. It's gonna take years
382
00:17:15,606 --> 00:17:17,206
to go through all these stupid books.
383
00:17:17,275 --> 00:17:19,241
Whoa, easy on the antiques.
384
00:17:19,310 --> 00:17:21,977
(creaks open)
385
00:17:24,315 --> 00:17:26,615
Uh, you guys?
386
00:17:30,321 --> 00:17:31,987
(creaking)
387
00:17:34,892 --> 00:17:35,991
(sighs)
388
00:17:44,335 --> 00:17:46,268
(Tess) A secret library?
389
00:17:46,337 --> 00:17:48,537
This is awesome!
390
00:17:50,308 --> 00:17:53,142
(Max) More books... yay.
391
00:17:53,210 --> 00:17:56,211
(water dripping)
392
00:18:04,488 --> 00:18:05,754
What's up there?
393
00:18:05,823 --> 00:18:08,357
I'm not sure. But it's
the perfect habitat
394
00:18:08,426 --> 00:18:10,259
for my favorite animal species.
395
00:18:10,328 --> 00:18:11,860
Myotis emarginatus.
396
00:18:11,929 --> 00:18:15,130
For a minute, I thought
you were gonna say bats.
397
00:18:15,199 --> 00:18:19,034
Myotis are bats.
398
00:18:19,103 --> 00:18:22,371
This is a painting of a Dutch meadow
399
00:18:22,440 --> 00:18:26,141
painted in 1645 by Paulus Potter,
400
00:18:26,210 --> 00:18:29,979
born in 1625 in Enkhuizen.
401
00:18:30,047 --> 00:18:31,880
At last, some facts.
402
00:18:31,949 --> 00:18:33,549
This way, please. Excuse me,
403
00:18:33,618 --> 00:18:36,218
don't you have some silly
story about that tree?
404
00:18:36,287 --> 00:18:39,355
Or maybe that funny
looking cow back there?
405
00:18:39,423 --> 00:18:40,556
As a matter of fact, I...
406
00:18:40,625 --> 00:18:42,725
No, just stick to the facts.
407
00:18:45,496 --> 00:18:48,964
Oh, all right, all right, all right.
408
00:18:50,901 --> 00:18:52,001
Well...
409
00:18:54,305 --> 00:18:56,071
These aren't just any books.
410
00:18:56,140 --> 00:18:57,706
This is the history
of the Hunter family
411
00:18:57,775 --> 00:18:59,675
going all the way back to the 1300s.
412
00:18:59,744 --> 00:19:01,710
Whoopee.
413
00:19:04,849 --> 00:19:05,948
Check it out.
414
00:19:07,451 --> 00:19:08,617
It's a ship's log.
415
00:19:10,421 --> 00:19:13,288
It's a voyage to Indonesia
over 300 years ago.
416
00:19:13,357 --> 00:19:16,558
Erik's great-great-great-
great-great-great...
417
00:19:16,627 --> 00:19:18,394
How many greats is that? Six.
418
00:19:18,462 --> 00:19:20,629
Great-great grandfather
was the captain.
419
00:19:22,900 --> 00:19:26,001
That's pretty cool, I guess.
420
00:19:27,338 --> 00:19:30,973
These books are about more
than just the Hunters.
421
00:19:32,109 --> 00:19:34,510
This is the end of the line.
422
00:19:34,578 --> 00:19:36,679
I hope you all enjoyed your
visit to the Hunter Museum.
423
00:19:36,747 --> 00:19:39,281
Please don't forget to
give us a review online
424
00:19:39,350 --> 00:19:42,151
unless you didn't like it. Then
please don't say anything.
425
00:19:42,219 --> 00:19:46,088
It was wonderful. Thank you.
426
00:19:47,224 --> 00:19:48,157
Thank you.
427
00:19:52,563 --> 00:19:54,997
I'm not gonna give you one penny.
428
00:19:55,066 --> 00:20:00,202
Maybe you'd like to walk
back to north country.
429
00:20:00,271 --> 00:20:01,670
Fine.
430
00:20:02,807 --> 00:20:04,306
Thank you.
431
00:20:15,853 --> 00:20:17,119
Look what I got.
432
00:20:17,188 --> 00:20:19,321
Wow, what'd you do, rob a bank?
433
00:20:19,390 --> 00:20:22,057
Unh-unh, I gave a tour in the museum.
434
00:20:22,126 --> 00:20:23,358
All by yourself?
435
00:20:23,427 --> 00:20:25,360
Mm-hmm. Look, I got ten...
436
00:20:25,429 --> 00:20:26,628
We found Saganash.
437
00:20:26,697 --> 00:20:29,331
Well, what is it? Don't
leave us hanging.
438
00:20:29,400 --> 00:20:30,899
It's a what, it's a who.
439
00:20:30,968 --> 00:20:32,367
Saganash is the name of
an old merchant family
440
00:20:32,436 --> 00:20:33,569
just like the Hunters.
441
00:20:33,637 --> 00:20:35,337
They used to do a lot
of business together.
442
00:20:36,640 --> 00:20:40,876
Hey... it's the same guys.
443
00:20:40,945 --> 00:20:41,944
When was this?
444
00:20:42,012 --> 00:20:44,046
1647.
445
00:20:44,115 --> 00:20:46,148
Wow, that's, uh...
446
00:20:50,521 --> 00:20:52,921
That's a really long time ago.
447
00:20:52,990 --> 00:20:54,223
So, what does it mean?
448
00:20:54,291 --> 00:20:56,792
How will it help us find Kate and Erik?
449
00:20:56,861 --> 00:20:59,628
I don't know.
450
00:20:59,697 --> 00:21:01,497
At least it's a start.
451
00:21:01,565 --> 00:21:03,766
It's definitely a start.
452
00:21:12,543 --> 00:21:14,777
(cell phone ringtone)
453
00:21:14,845 --> 00:21:17,079
Child Services, Tim speaking.
454
00:21:17,148 --> 00:21:19,414
Hi, is this Child Services?
455
00:21:19,483 --> 00:21:23,118
Sorry, yeah, uh, Child Services,
456
00:21:23,187 --> 00:21:24,319
how can I help you?
457
00:21:24,388 --> 00:21:25,587
Hi, this is Simone Smith.
458
00:21:25,656 --> 00:21:28,590
I'm a police officer in
Amsterdam District 17.
459
00:21:28,659 --> 00:21:30,859
You know the Hunters, right?
460
00:21:30,928 --> 00:21:32,427
What did he do?
461
00:21:32,496 --> 00:21:34,062
Who?
462
00:21:34,131 --> 00:21:36,532
Max, that's why you're calling, right?
463
00:21:36,600 --> 00:21:38,267
Please tell me he didn't fill the house
464
00:21:38,335 --> 00:21:39,368
with wild dogs again.
465
00:21:39,436 --> 00:21:41,336
No, it's nothing like that.
466
00:21:41,405 --> 00:21:43,372
Then... what?
467
00:21:43,440 --> 00:21:46,041
I was over there earlier and...
468
00:21:46,110 --> 00:21:48,310
I don't think there's any supervision.
469
00:21:48,379 --> 00:21:51,713
I don't think there
are any adults there.
470
00:21:54,351 --> 00:21:58,153
Is it possible for you to
come over and check it out?
471
00:21:58,203 --> 00:22:02,753
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