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The Simpsons.

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Let's see... I'll have
16 Gravy Scrape 'Ems,

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a bucket of Twisty Lard,

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and two Super Choker Breakfast
Burritos with macho sauce.

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And mega-size it, please.

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I could also
deep-fry the bag.

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Great. And I'll have
a Diet Coke deep-fried.

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Need more lap.

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Whoa!

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I can't see! I'll have to steer
by the reflection in my watch!

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Why don't I just pull over?

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Hey!

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Can't stop. Krusty collectible
toy jammed under brake pedal!

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Hey-hey! Hey-hey! Hey-hey!

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- Intruder detected.
- Calling local police.

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Line busy, shutting down.

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Mr. Burns, the Department
of Nuclear Security

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is very impressed
with your plant.

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Yes. We're well protected
against every threat,

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from bomb-toting Bolsheviks
to golden-armed jazzbos.

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Oh, no!
I hit the grief counselor!

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Promise me
you'll report this.

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Consider yourself fired!

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I had a car!

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Mom, can we go
into this bookstore?

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Please, please, please,
please, please, please, please?

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Well, I could use a muffin.

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I'm gonna go up to the fourth
floor where the books are.

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I'm gonna taunt the PhD's.

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Hey, guys.

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I heard an assistant
professorship just opened up.

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Oh, yeah?

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At the University
of... Psych!

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Esme Delacroix? She
wrote To Kiss a Scoundrel.

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"And they tumbled
to the heather,

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"breeches to bustle,
crinoline to burlap,

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"their mansion in ashes,
their passion aflame."

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End of Chapter 1.

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Yeah, when it happens
in a book, it's romantic.

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But when Willie
tries to kiss ya,

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you're all pepper spray
and fingernails.

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Marge Simpson,
long-time reader,

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first-time stander-upper.

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Did you have any special
training to become a writer?

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Just a class at the Y.
Yale University.

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But anyone with
passion can write.

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Anyone?

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If I write a book, will they
tell me when it comes out?

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Well, they should, yes.

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Then I'll do it!

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I gotta get a job before
Marge finds out I was fired.

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That's it!

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I'll steal the sign and they'll
pay me to make them a new one!

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I'll show you what we do
with scammers like you.

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Okay, here's how it goes.

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Buyers never tell you
what they're willing to spend.

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And when they
talk privately,

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we spy on them through
this one-way mirror.

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We'll clean out
those stupid Americans.

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You'll probably want to talk this
over so I'll leave you two "alone."

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Excuse me.

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Well, honey,
what do you think?

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Did that salesman cut one
during the test drive?

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Yeah. And for some reason he
turned on the radio to cover up the smell.

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Let's get out of here. I'm
not shaking that guy's hand.

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They'll be back.

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He was my best friend.

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Cool. An ambulance
from the '60s.

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I bet a lot of hippies were
denied care in this thing.

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Injured hippies.

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No, we'll never
sell this thing.

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The brakes are shot,
the engine's rusted.

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The only thing that
works is the siren.

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Buy me! Buy me! Buy me!

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Buy me!
I'll do it!

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Do what?

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Guess what? I quit my
job as a used car salesman.

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You work at
the Nuclear Plant.

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Get with the program, Marge. Your
husband is now an ambulance driver.

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Don't you need
training for that?

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Maybe on Planet ZooZoo.

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Hey, I think it's cool.
I can defibrillate Lisa!

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Not if I pump your heart
full of morphine first!

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Kids, kids.
Those aren't your toys.

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They're to keep
Daddy asleep and awake.

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I'm gonna need them
on my first shift tonight.

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Tonight? But I was hoping you could
watch the kids while I work on my novel.

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Slow down, Picasso.
You were gonna

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start a novel
without informing me?

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Homer, you left two jobs

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and bought an ambulance
without even a phone call!

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I also fed some ducklings.

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I know. I got your message.

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Fine, fine.

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I'll take the kids tonight and you go
to your precious hair appointment.

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I'm writing a novel!

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Whatever. But I think
you look great already.

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Thank you.

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What should I write about?

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That painting has always
sparked my imagination.

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That's it!
A novel about whaling!

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That's something
you haven't seen before.

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Thank you,
Scene From Moby-Dick.

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"Chapter 1,
starts and beginnings.

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"'Swim, swim, swim, ' thought
the whale, flapping his flappers."

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Brownie break!

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"Mayor Quimby, Disco Stu,

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"and our fighting men
and women overseas."

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Well, I've finished
the thank you's.

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Time to go back
to the novel.

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Temperance Barrows
stared at the sea,

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like a dog stares at a ham.

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Oh, I just finished
my first paragraph.

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Spell-check! Perfect.

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Now let's see if
lightning strikes twice.

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Where to, Mac?

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For the third time,
the hospital.

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You're an ambulance,
not a taxi.

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Hospital, eh? Wow!
Everyone's going there tonight.

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Dad, you've been driving
in circles for 20 minutes.

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Why don't you just admit you
don't know where the hospital is?

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Why don't you admit I know
it's around here somewhere?

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"For Temperance,
the days passed on,

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"as did seven
of her 10 children."

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When will father return
from his whaling voyage?

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This family has not seen
whale meat for a one month.

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Bartaby, Leezakiah, we must
be grateful for what we have.

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Family, the good Lord
has blessed my voyage.

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Behold his bounty.

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And for you, good wife,

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Virginia's miracle
crop, tobacco.

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Ohhh! Lt has colored my teeth
a healthy brown.

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Was there ever a more
perfect husband than you?

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Marge, I'm back.

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Oh, Homie, I've had
the most exciting day.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I need some dinner stat.

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And the kids
need some CPR lessons.

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We're not paramedics!

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I'll say.

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Oh, good. You can use that
to take down my dinner order.

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I'll start with the soup,

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then a nice mixed grill
with a side of wild rice.

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Fine! Right after
this revision.

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"Temperance had to face
the unhappy truth.

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"She had married a brute."

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Hey, baby! I've returned
from Portsmouth.

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Now let me put
my tongue down "yourmouth."

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Now cook up my catch.

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A seagull?

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The whales
weren't biting, okay?

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I know you did your best.

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Yeah, yeah. You know
everything, don't you?

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Now, don't wait up.
I'll be at Moab's.

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This story is as dark
as those new Milky Way bars.

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That's a good analogy.
I'll work it in somewhere.

156
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But now I need
some romance pronto.

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Hey, Marge.

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You look like you could
use a nice, big stud detector.

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They were two-for-one
at Krusty Home Depot.

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So I got an extra one
for you guys.

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Ned, that's so considerate.

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Well, some say being
thoughtful is old-fashioned.

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If so, then I guess
I'm just a caveman,

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if they existed,
which they didn't.

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Boy, when you write, you can
let your imagination run wild.

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"Temperance was
doing the laundry."

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My, those are
pretty calluses.

168
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And your back has
a nice New England hump.

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I'm Cyrus Manley.
And I'm new to the island.

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Perhaps you could
show me around.

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Nantucket is an island?

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What do you know? Lt is.

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Well, I could take you
on a tour,

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as long as my husband
doesn't need me.

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Hey, baby.
I know we work together.

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But I think you're hot.

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Let's go!

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I've never met
a man like you.

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You listen to what I say,

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your body has known
the cleansing touch of soap.

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Prithee, tell me
thou art not a Sodomite.

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Nope. Not even
a Gomorrahian.

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Oh, Temperance, I've got an
overpowering urge to see you...

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With your hat off!

185
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Hmm. I can't. I must
remember my wedding vows.

186
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Did you promise
to be miserable?

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To be taken for granted
by a drunken lout?

188
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Pretty much.
We wrote our own vows.

189
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Enough talk!

190
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I need to see how
you look up there!

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I think my mother
had one of those.

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I'm finished!
And it's so suggestive.

193
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But like they say,
"Snuggling sells!"

194
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Now, do I dare push "print"?

195
00:11:12,255 --> 00:11:13,756
Well, what do you think?

196
00:11:16,259 --> 00:11:19,011
I can't believe Mom
wrote a book before we did!

197
00:11:19,095 --> 00:11:20,929
And it's a little trashy.

198
00:11:21,348 --> 00:11:23,807
Mom has expressed herself.
We should nurture her.

199
00:11:24,100 --> 00:11:27,728
Let's kiss boys! Binge
and purge! Rock and roll!

200
00:11:27,812 --> 00:11:29,855
You're not gettin'
out till we're 16.

201
00:11:34,527 --> 00:11:35,986
I'm proud of you, Mom.

202
00:11:36,071 --> 00:11:38,864
But just one thing, isn't your
book a little hard on Dad?

203
00:11:39,991 --> 00:11:43,452
What do you mean? My book
is set in whaling times.

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"Captain Mordecai
stared at the shop

205
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"window full of
powdered blow holes.

206
00:11:48,416 --> 00:11:52,461
"Mmm! Blow holes, he
drooled." Sounds like Dad to me.

207
00:11:52,629 --> 00:11:56,757
Well, I guess that part is
loosely based on your father.

208
00:11:56,841 --> 00:11:58,550
Maybe you should
let Dad read your book

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00:11:58,635 --> 00:12:00,260
before you submit it
to publishers.

210
00:12:00,345 --> 00:12:04,139
I suppose I better. Your
father's a very private person.

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00:12:05,225 --> 00:12:07,309
Marge, we're out
of bath towels.

212
00:12:07,811 --> 00:12:09,353
Ooh! Ice-cream truck!

213
00:12:10,397 --> 00:12:13,816
Here in my car
I am hosing off blood.

214
00:12:13,900 --> 00:12:16,985
Some of it's mine
but most of it's not.

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Here's Marge.

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00:12:19,155 --> 00:12:20,948
Homie, I finished my novel.

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Whoa! Typed.

218
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It's really important that you
read it and tell me what you think.

219
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No problem.

220
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Oh, 286 pages?

221
00:12:30,458 --> 00:12:31,834
It's double-spaced.

222
00:12:31,918 --> 00:12:33,168
Woo-hoo!
I'm halfway through!

223
00:12:34,129 --> 00:12:35,838
All right, "Chapter 1 ."

224
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Hmm. That makes sense.

225
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"There once was
a girl from Nantucket."

226
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Good, good.

227
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"Her name was
Temperance Barrows.

228
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"And her heart was
heavy with feeling.

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"She..."

230
00:12:50,645 --> 00:12:53,856
No! Gotta read Marge's book!
Can't get distracted!

231
00:12:54,858 --> 00:12:56,442
"Distracted,"
that's a funny word.

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00:12:56,526 --> 00:12:58,152
Does anyone
ever get "tracted"?

233
00:12:58,611 --> 00:13:00,362
Let me call the suicide
hotline and ask 'em.

234
00:13:08,872 --> 00:13:10,622
Well?
Well, what?

235
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Did you read the book?

236
00:13:15,795 --> 00:13:17,504
Oh. Yes.

237
00:13:17,714 --> 00:13:19,214
Did you like it?

238
00:13:22,677 --> 00:13:23,844
I did.

239
00:13:24,095 --> 00:13:28,515
Oh! That's wonderful. And the
characters didn't bother you at all?

240
00:13:28,850 --> 00:13:32,561
No. They were all, in their
own way, totally awesome.

241
00:13:32,729 --> 00:13:35,355
And you're fine with me
trying to get it published?

242
00:13:35,607 --> 00:13:37,733
As I've always said,
"Publish or perish."

243
00:13:37,942 --> 00:13:39,610
Oh, Homie!

244
00:13:40,820 --> 00:13:45,782
Now for that happy period between
the lie and the time it's found out.

245
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Hello.

246
00:13:50,580 --> 00:13:53,332
Marge. This is
the best first novel

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my assistant has
ever summarized for me.

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Now all we need are some
endorsements from famous writers.

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Here's your quote.

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"Thomas Pynchon
loved this book

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"almost as much
as he loves cameras."

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Hey, over here! Have your
picture taken with a reclusive author.

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Today only, we'll throw in a free
autograph. But wait! There's more!

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Hello, this is Tom Clancy.

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Would I say, "lf you're hunting
for a good read this October,

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"Marge Simpson's
book is a clear

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"and present danger
to your free time"?

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Hell, no, I wouldn't. What
do you mean I just said it?

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It doesn't count!
Hello? Hello?

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If Dad ever reads that book,
he's gonna be so humiliated.

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He'll never read it.

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What if they make it
into a movie?

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He'll never see it.

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What if they
parody it on MADtv?

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We're doomed!

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So how much
bleach did you drink?

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Not a talker, eh?

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I love this book, Marge.
Very psychological.

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Dr. Marvin Monroe?
I haven't seen you in years!

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Oh, I've been very sick.

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If you ask me, this book
sounds like Marge and Homer.

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No one asked you.

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Think about it. The boorish
husband, the neglected wife,

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the sensitive
hunk down the road.

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And on page 72,

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Temperance's name changes
to Marge for three paragraphs.

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Can you believe Marge...

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Homer doesn't know.

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Marge.

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Can you believe that Homer and
Marge's marriage is just a sham?

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All right, I'll order.
I'll have a medium pepperoni.

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And could you
space out the meat

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so that it spells,
"Happy birthday, Moe."

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Oh, God! I'm alone!

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Apu, do you still
have Krazy Straws?

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I've got a guy
with a broken back

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and I'm trying
to cheer him up.

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Oh, Mr. Homer, anything
for a cuckolded boob.

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I mean, a loyal customer.

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What are you talking about?

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Nothing, nothing.

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It just seems your wife
has an active imagination.

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Why do you keep
talking that way?

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You'll see when you
read your wife's book.

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Well, then maybe I will!

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If you do, you'll see
she lusts for Flanders.

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That one I got.

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This is how you talk when you
learn English from porno movies.

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I'll have to
read Marge's book.

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And I swore
never to read again

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after To Kill a Mockingbird
gave me

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no useful advice
on killing mockingbirds!

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It did teach me
not to judge a man

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based on the color
of his skin.

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But what good
does that do me?

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"The Harpooned Heart
by Marge Simpson."

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Your turn, Mary-Kate.

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"There once
was a girl from Nantucket.

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"Her name was
Temperance Barrows.

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"And her heart was
heavy with feeling."

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Take it, Ashley.

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"Temperance was trapped
in a loveless marriage."

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Bummer. I didn't know
people were sad in the past.

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"The Harpooned Heart Two.
Thunder Down Under. Chapter 1.

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"Temperance Barrows stared
at the shrimp on the barbie."

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How can you write such
horrible things about me?

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You told me you liked it!

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You didn't read it at all!
You lied to me!

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I didn't lie. I was writing
fiction with my mouth.

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Just tell me how
much of this is true!

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Well, there is
a place called Nantucket.

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I knew it!

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And what about the romance
between you and Cyrus?

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It was only my imagination.

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Well, I'll make sure you
never imagine anything again!

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Flanders!

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Open this door, right now!

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Well, I guess it wouldn't
kill me to let you in.

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What are you doing here?

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Stealing doormats.

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Dad's gonna catch Flanders,
just like the end of Mom's book!

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Oh, yeah.
How does that go again?

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Ugh! Didn't you read
Mom's book?

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Fine! I'll tell you
how it ends.

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"The brutish Captain Mordecai
has cornered his rival, Cyrus..."

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Put that
harpoon down, Captain.

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You wouldn't kill the father
of your next child, would you?

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Temperance, I'll treasure
your memory as long as I...

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No, no! Not the new guy!

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Now that your
boyfriend's dead,

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I'm free to be selfish,
drunk, emotionally distant,

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sexually ungenerous,
pissy, and...

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"As Temperance watched
the two men she had loved

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"and the one whale she
admired disappear into the ocean,

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"she realized
it was the end."

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Flanders, pull over!
I'm an ambulance!

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Well, he's got me there.

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Dear Lord,

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please make
Homer's blows precise

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and deadly with
a minimum of pain.

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Oh! And forgive me
for those impure thoughts

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I had about the girl
on the raisin box.

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Flanders, I'm gonna
do something

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I should've done
a long time ago!

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Would you help me
be a better husband?

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In Marge's book, I was so
mean and you were so nice.

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How can I be more like you?
Just give me some advice.

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Advice?

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Just call me Ann Flanders.

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Oh, and another thing...

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Please! Homie,
don't hurt him!

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And a backrub can
just be a backrub.

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It doesn't have to
lead to adult situations.

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Why would I rub her back
unless I wanted to get some...

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Oh, to make her feel good.

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Oh, Homie.

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You're trying to improve yourself
and it's because of my book.

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That's right.
I love you, Marge.

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And I realize now I should
show you more often.

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The end of your book was
the wakeup call I needed

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after falling asleep at the
beginning of your book.

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That's the best review
I've gotten.

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00:20:31,480 --> 00:20:34,065
Seriously, these reviews
are terrible.

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Don't worry about
those losers, Marge.

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I think it's time
we went home

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and collaborated on a
little project of our own.

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Marge, I got it all
figured out.

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Lee Harvey Oswald wanted
to steal the Jack Ruby!

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Jack Ruby was a man,
not a jewel.

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00:20:58,966 --> 00:21:02,302
All right. We're back to
square one. Put on some coffee.

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I was so close.

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