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Coochie-coochie-coochie.
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Enjoy your belly rub, Mr. Tabbington.
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Is that all your app does?
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Well, every tickle was supposed
to donate a tickle
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to a real kitten in need, but...
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...it keeps doing that.
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I can't figure out
how to fix all the stupid bugs!
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Uh, bugs?
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There isn't
another turnip weevil infestation
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in the school, is there?
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There is.
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But I meant something's broken
in my project for Coding Club.
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If "tickle," then "giggle"
and "increase points."
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I've never coded before,
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but I think I see how it works.
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What if you tried...
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...this?
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Ah! You fixed it.
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Andrea, you're a natural.
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You should join Coding Club.
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Soon, you'll be driving innovation
and disrupting Brighton.
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"How to code."
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Hello, Brighton. Thanks for tuning in
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to my new "Andre-preneur"
live stream series.
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Shout out to Molly McGee,
who inspired me to start coding.
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Oh, it was nothing.
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Helping people achieve their dreams
is, uh, my dream. Hmm.
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Let me introduce the app
that's gonna save your life:
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{\an8}Davenport's (on Demand).
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Bring our store right to your doorstep.
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You just search for the item you want
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from our comprehensive
Davenport's catalogue,
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{\an8}and click "Instant order."
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{\an8}Then a friendly DavenDropper will deliver
your purchase right to you.
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Have a Davenport's Day.
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Hashtag, "Andre-preneur."
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One week in,
and Andrea's already a leader in tech.
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A trailblazing visionary.
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A groundbreaking innovator.
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You did that, Molly McGee. You did that.
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You know, the second-worst part
about being a ghost
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is I can't buy things.
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Finally, a business that caters
to the post-living community.
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Could we try it out?
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We do need some cleaning supplies.
Why not?
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All right.
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We'll do one big order
to save on delivery fees.
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Only things we actually need.
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I need pencils for class.
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I could use 20 pounds of fireworks.
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Al-Also for class.
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Add mothballs to that order.
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Okay, we're doing just essentials, right?
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Okay, in that case,
I'll take a box of Japanese face masks,
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one of them long pillows
made for cuddling,
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and, uh, one... no, no, no, come on.
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Two foot warmers.
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Did you write that down?
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Or did you already click it in?
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No. Well, here goes nothing.
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Wow.
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"Instant" was not an oversell.
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{\an8}Have a Davenport's Day.
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Whoa! That was convenient.
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No more worrying about parking,
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and think of how much time we'll save.
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And time is money,
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which means we're gonna have
more money to spend.
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You know what?
Everybody's getting a cuddle pillow.
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♪ Whatever you need,
whenever you need it ♪
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♪ They've got everything on hand ♪
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♪ Just tap on the screen
and you'll see that ♪
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♪ Toilet paper on demand ♪
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♪ You can stay in the sweats
you're lounging in ♪
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♪ 'Cause you may never leave
your couch again ♪
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♪ They've got combs ♪
♪ They've got drones ♪
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♪ They've got garden gnomes ♪
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♪ Hit the button
and it's there at your home ♪
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♪ In just one click ♪
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♪ No more driving ♪
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♪ In just one click ♪
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♪ It's arriving ♪
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♪ You can buy a sofa using only a phone ♪
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♪ See the comforts
of the other one you currently own ♪
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♪ In just one click ♪
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♪ Any desire ♪
♪ Just one click ♪
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And here's the double deep-fat fryer.
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♪ Convenience that
you've only ever dreamt of before ♪
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♪ Every type of denim,
from jeggings to jorts ♪
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♪ In just one click ♪
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♪ It's amazing ♪
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♪ You can order a sack full of raisins ♪
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- Need that.
- ♪ Whatever your pick ♪
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- ♪ You're getting it quick ♪
- Two of those.
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♪ All it takes is just one click ♪
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I'm torn between these bath bombs.
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Luscious Lavender makes the water purple,
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but Jasmine Joy comes
with a mystery bath toy.
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Molly, why choose? Click, click.
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Ah, one month with this app,
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and I couldn't imagine
what my afterlife would be without it.
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Going out of business?
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But Deb, everyone loves
your bath products.
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Used to love them.
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Now they buy everything
from that danged app.
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Uh... What?
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What kind of monster would do that
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without considering the repercussions?
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Bath bomb delivery for Molly McGee.
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Have a Davenport's Day.
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That's not mine!
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See? I can't compete
with that convenience.
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I'm going to have to pull the plug
on this old tub.
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What the what?
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Pam's Cake & Bake?
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Wax and Wayne's?
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But where will I get my tasty treats
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and my soothing scents?
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Not Book Marks the Spot!
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Scratch, I said
Andrea should disrupt Brighton,
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but I didn't mean literally.
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I have to get her to take it down.
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Whoa! Andrea,
I really need to talk to you.
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- It's about the app.
- It's great, huh?
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Apart from this bug. Ugh!
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Why does it keep getting stuck
at the loading state?
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Uh, yeah, um, well,
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it turns out there's a problem and...
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You're right, there is a problem.
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I'm late for my interview
with Joanie Pataky.
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She's calling me
"Brighton's brightest young mind."
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My parents have never been prouder.
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But...
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Thanks again
for getting me into coding, Molly.
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Without you, none of this
would have been possible.
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You, Molly McGee.
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You did this.
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Okay, love you. Bye!
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Well, Molly, you tried.
That's what's important.
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I guess we're just stuck
with this wonderful app forever...
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No! Look at me, Scratch.
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This town didn't give up
on the McGees when we were down,
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so I'm not gonna give up on them.
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We have to save these shops.
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All right, load 'er up, local shopkeepers.
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If Brighton wants a delivery service,
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then I'm going to bring
your products to them.
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Introducing "Brighton at Your Behest."
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I still think you need
to focus-test that name, Moll.
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Here's your candle,
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straight from Brighton's own
Wax and Wayne.
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That's great, but I ordered
root beer making supplies.
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What? Oh, sweet baby corn.
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I must have mixed up people's orders.
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You sure you don't use, uh...
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doggy shampoo to make your root beer?
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Don't worry,
I'll just get it from Davenport's.
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No!
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{\an8}What do you know, it takes more
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{\an8}than a rusty wagon and hope
to keep a local economy afloat.
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Looks like this miraculous
game-changing technology
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is here to stay.
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Scratch, please.
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I always have one more trick up my sleeve.
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Be vocal! Shop local!
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Davenport's are bad sports!
Davenport's are bad sports!
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What is this kerfuffle all about?
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Davenport's on Demand is about to drive
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every other store in Brighton
out of business.
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These people aren't just your competition.
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They're your friends.
Your neighbors.
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Not to mention Davenport's customers.
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We can't take down this app.
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It's too good for business.
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Our business, sure.
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But... what about everyone else's?
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Their business is their business, button.
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Big fish always eat the little fish.
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It's nature's way. Speaking of nature,
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Davenport's camping gear, two percent off.
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Not including fees, while supplies last.
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My app is putting people out of business?
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{\an8}Molly, you're my best friend.
How could you not tell me about this?
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Well, I... And you...
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This isn't what I wanted
when I built Davenport's on Demand.
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I have to take down the app.
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Ugh, but my laptop's in my dad's office,
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and he'll never let me shut it down.
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Leave your dad to us.
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I mean, me. No us. Just me, Molly McGee.
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Smooth.
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Mr. Davenport.
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I am a concerned citizen
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who you have definitely never met.
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And I just saw a rogue DavenDropper
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giving away your merchandise for free.
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What?
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I don't see any rogue DavenDropper.
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I don't have time for this.
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No! Uh, that DavenDropper's
around here somewhere,
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probably making an art project
from Scratch!
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Or maybe listening
to their favorite sound effect,
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the record Scratch!
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Oddly specific.
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Why must we always destroy
the things I love?
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Free stuff!
Come get your free stuff!
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Also, Mr. Davenport is a butt!
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You! Come here so I can fire you!
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Almost there.
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Whoa! Twinsies.
But who wore it better?
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Definitely me.
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Think you can give away
my merchandise for free, huh?
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You will never work in retail again.
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{\an8}And... done.
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Andrea? What's wrong with the app?
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Looks like someone hijacked the complier
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to inject a cross-site script attack.
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Uh, but I don't really know, Daddy.
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I'm just a beginner.
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Mm.
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That app was sweet...
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but Pam's cupcakes are sweeter.
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Hey, thanks for taking down the app.
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I know you worked really hard on it.
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Yeah, but the app
was hurting other people.
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Don't worry, I'll keep coding.
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And from now on,
I'll make sure to use my coding powers
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only for good.
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Hey, can you ask her to make an app
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that tells you
when Pam's got fresh croissants?
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Just work it
into the conversation organically.
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♪ The Ghost and Molly McGee ♪
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{\an8}Brighton looks like a promising location
for our next mega store.