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[Ginger] And the crowd
sits on the edge of their seats,

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watching as Ginger lines up
for the game-winning kick...

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[screams]

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Oh. Come on, Ms. V! Why do you hate fun?

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I have my reasons! Now listen.

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The school wants you all to take an exam
that tests for extraordinary intelligence.

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Frankly, I find this entire class
to be impressively unimpressive.

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But this is your chance to prove me wrong.

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Ugh. Tests are the worst.
Can't we just watch a movie instead?

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Just take the test, Ginger.

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[groans]

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[school bell rings]

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Ginger! My desk. Now!

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[sighs and groans]

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I'm speechless. Never in all my years of
teaching have I seen anything like this.

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Wow!

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I must have bombed that test good!
Oh, well. Can't win them all.

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You didn't "bomb."
You received a perfect score.

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I can't believe that I'm saying this,
but you're a genius!

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A genius?

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[gasps]

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[grunts]

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[all laughing]

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No. There must be some mistake!

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I'm a regular kid!

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A regular kid!

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[theme music playing]

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Aah!

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[crowd cheering]

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[all laughing]

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Guys, I got some awful news.

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I took a test at school
and it turns out... I'm a genius!

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You? I have a hard time believing...

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It's true!

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I don't get it! I barely even tried
when I took that stupid thing!

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And the answers came to you anyway?

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Wow, you must really be special.

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Yeah, even Ben didn't get a perfect score
when he took the test in school.

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[gasps] So now I'm smarter than Ben?

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Ginger, I am sorry I never saw
your potential before. But that ends now!

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As of now you are a colleague.

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And I grant you access
to my collection of reference books!

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[Ginger whimpers]

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Ugh. Pass.

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[sighs]

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Can I take a piece of this cake
before I go home and hide forever?

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Well, we were saving that
for our company anniversary...

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[groans]

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But you know what? Chocolate is great
brain food! You should have it instead.

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Wait. You're letting me have free cake,
just because I'm smart?

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Uh, can I borrow
all your Dino Wrestler video games?

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So that I can, you know
entertain my busy mind?

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Is there anything else
we can get you, your braininess?

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Huh! Maybe this isn't so bad after all.

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Oh, man, there's nowhere to park.

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Oh, there's plenty of extra room
in the gifted lot.

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[Ginger exclaims]

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Ugh.

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-Mystery loaf again?
-Not for you, brainiac.

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-We bake jumbo donuts for the smart kids.
-Woo-hoo!

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Today's subtraction lesson is too simple
for a genius like you

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so you can spend the day
in the advanced virtual learning room!

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Wow!

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Virtual reality sword fighting?

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Finally, something I want to learn!

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Why'd you ask me back here?

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I have important plans involving
a super bounce-ball and fragile stuff.

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Prepare to embark
on a quest for invention.

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-A playground for the mind itself!
-Huh?

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I built you your own laboratory!

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[chemicals bubbling]

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-What am I supposed to do with this?
-Anything!

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Question! Hypothesize! Disrupt!

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Uh, this is boring.
I'm gonna get back to my super-ball.

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B-- B-- But what's so intellectually
stimulating about that?

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It's a genius thing, Ben.
You wouldn't get it. [gasps]

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[exclaiming]

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[clatters]

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[whistles]

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[groans]

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So with eight sides, you might say
the octagon is twice as fun as the square.

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But you'd be wrong
because shapes don't have personalities.

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[slurping]

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[yawning]

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Oh, dear. My lesson
is boring the smart kid.

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I'm very sorry, Ginger.

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Perhaps you could suggest something
more interesting to study today?

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Seriously? You want Ginger
to choose what we learn about?

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Of course! I'm nowhere
near as intelligent as he is.

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Why should I decide
what's important to teach?

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[slurping loudly]

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[burps]

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Keep your hands to yourself!
Don't put your tongue on anything!

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Wow, Ginger! I can't believe you convinced
Ms. Vanthrax to take us on a field trip

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to the candy factory! This is incredible!

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[children exclaiming]

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Here we have our marshmallow tanks!
These are full of boiling marshmallow mix

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which'll later be cooled
and molded into tasty treats!

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Uh-uh-uh. Don't touch anything.

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Hey, hey, what would happen
if one of those things exploded?

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Every square inch
of this burg would be buried

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in hot, molten, sugary, liquid,
marshmallow goo.

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But that could never happen.

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[automated voice] Code white. Code white.
Ten minutes until marsh-meltdown.

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Marsh-meltdown?

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No! Don't panic, kids!
I can stabilize these tanks!

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I just need to balance
the ingredient levels...

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Yep!

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No! This one.

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Eh. I don't know what buttons to press!

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To figure this out,
you'd have to be some sort of genius!

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[exclaiming]

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Uh, what?

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Come on, Ben, you idiot!

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Ben, you shouldn't be so mean to yourself.

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You have to spend
the rest of your life together.

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This test is impossible!
It's no wonder my attempts

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to connect with Ginger
on an intellectual level have failed.

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I'm incapable of comprehending
his complex mind! I-- I give up!

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[Hank] Mmm.

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-Nice smiley face drawing.
-No, Hank, this is Ginger's test...

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What the--

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Pavlov's pants, he was just making
a picture with his answers!

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Huh! Ginger must have used

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that "make a picture of a smiley face"
test-guessing technique.

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I used to do that
when I was stumped in school.

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Do you know what this means?

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Ginger isn't a genius!
He's just a really, really lucky guesser.

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Exactly! And more importantly,
I'm the smartest guy in the room again!

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All is right in the world!

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[man on TV]
All is not right in the world today

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as a marshmallow tank at the candy factory
is at risk of exploding!

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[all gasp]

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Luckily, a young genius
who happened to be at the factory

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is expected to solve this sticky problem.

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Whoo! Good thing Ginger's there.

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Oh, right.

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[alarm continues blaring]

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Mmm.

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-[man] Oh!
-[Vanthrax chuckles nervously]

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I don't want to pressure you.
But you are a genius.

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Which means you're the only one
who can save our lives. Please hurry up.

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I can do this. Let's go, brain.

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[panting]

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[automated voice]
One minute until marsh-meltdown.

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Hurry! We have to get Ginger out of here
before we all turn into s'mores!

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Look! There he is!

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-Ginger!
-Ginger!

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[muffled screams]

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Come on, Ginger! Do something!

151
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Yeah, come on,
this should be easy for you!

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I can't believe it.
My friends came to cheer me on!

153
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Ginger! Get out of there!

154
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They put themselves in danger
just to come support me!

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They must really think I can do this!

156
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Don't do anything! You'll kill us all!

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If they believe in me, I believe in me.

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I'm gonna save this town!

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[keys beeping]

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Well, this is the end, everyone.

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-[loud rumbling]
-[indistinct screaming]

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Row three...

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-[automated voice] Marsh-meltdown in...
-We gotta get out of here! Ginger!

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-I got it... got it...
-[automated voice] Three, two...

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-Ginger!
-Don't do it!

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-[rumbling stops]
-[sighs]

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[automated voice] arsh-tmeltdown averted.

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[all cheering]

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Yay! He did it!

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-Bravo, Ginger!
-He's a genius!

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Guys, I saved the town!

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I didn't know if I could do it,
but then you believed in me

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-and so I could!
-About that.

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How did you know
what buttons to press, huh?

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Easy! I stopped thinking
and the answers just came to me!

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-But that--
-That kid really is a lucky guesser.

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That's it. We need to put a stop to this.

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-I'm going to tell him the truth--
-Ben, wait!

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Ginger believing he was an actual genius

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gave him enough confidence
to save the town!

181
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Just think what he could accomplish
if he keeps thinking he's gifted.

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I mean, maybe part of being a genius
is having people believe in you.

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If we support him, Ginger could end up
being an astronaut. Or a president.

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Or an Astronaut President!

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I guess I haven't
thought about it that way.

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-Maybe we shouldn't tell him the truth.
-Good news!

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I just got hired
as the candy factory's safety manager!

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I'm dropping out of school, baby!

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-You're not a genius!
-You're not a genius!

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[theme music playing]