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♪ How, what, where, why?
What, where, why? ♪
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♪ How, what, where, why?
What, where, why? ♪
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♪ Ada Twist, scientist ♪
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♪ She's gonna find out
What the answer is ♪
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♪ Under here, over there ♪
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♪ Science is everywhere you look ♪
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♪ With Iggy Peck, architect ♪
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♪ And Rosie Revere, engineer ♪
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-♪ So much to do ♪
-♪ And you can help too! ♪
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♪ A mystery, a riddle
A puzzle or a quest ♪
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♪ There are wonders to discover
Hypotheses to test ♪
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♪ Science is the best!
Ada Twist, scientist ♪
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♪ She's gonna find out
What the answer is ♪
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♪ Everywhere science is
She's forming a hypothesis ♪
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♪ Connecting polka dots
‘Cause this is scientist Ada Twist! ♪
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"Slow Your Roll."
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-Who's ready for some corn on the cob?
-Ooh, you know I am!
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Hot!
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-Oh, man!
-Ooh!
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It's a flyer
for the Sunset Skate Jam Competition.
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It's at the park. Oh, tonight!
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-Skate Jam?
-What's that?
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Roller skating
and dancing at the same time.
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Mum and Dad used to go skating
back in the dark ages.
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The '90s!
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Oh, the '90s. Back with the dinosaurs.
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Okay, we met at one of those
dark ages jam skating competitions.
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-Awesome!
-You look so cool!
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Don't we? And so young!
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Tell the story! Please?
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Okay. It was the final round
of the All-City Skate Jam Contest.
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All right, party people!
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Whoa!
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Oh.
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Whoa!
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Oh, man!
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Sorry, boo. And the rest is history.
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Awesome!
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How'd you learn that whole dance?
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-Yeah, it looks so hard!
-Harder than anything I've ever made.
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It's easier
if you break it down step by step.
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One foot out, step down, roll back.
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Now turn. Drop it low. There you go!
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Oh, yeah! I'm doing it!
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I haven't got it!
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Oh, it's okay.
Took me a long time to learn.
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Took your dad longer.
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Hey! They don't call me
"the Twister" for nothing.
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So, who won?
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-Oh, I did.
-I did.
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A tie? Boring. There had to be a winner.
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Maybe enter
tonight's skate jam for a rematch.
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Yeah! See who the real winner is!
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-I have my money on Mrs. T.
-I'm nervous for you both already.
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It's tonight. We haven't skated in years.
I don't know where our skates are.
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Collecting dust.
Who knows what shape they're in?
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It would be nice
to dance on eight wheels again.
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It sure would.
Oh, well, maybe one of these days.
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In the meantime,
let's dance these leftovers inside.
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You see how happy my parents were
when talking about the skate jam?
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We have to get them into the contest.
We need to find their skates.
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-Clean them up, convince them to do it.
-Sounds like a lot to do by sunset.
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-We can do it, right, Iggy and Rosie?
-Definitely.
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Let's go find those skates.
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I found them!
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Oh, no, they look horrible.
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Your dad was right.
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They have been collecting dust.
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And all kinds of other stuff!
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Well, a rematch was a good idea,
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but there's no way
to get these skates rolling by sunset.
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We're scientists. We don't quit.
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I know we can fix these fast.
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We just need to dust off our brains
and get into a brainstorm.
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Okay. Good luck, kids.
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My brain's dusted off.
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Invent a time machine to go back
to when Mum and Dad were young
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and their skates were brand-new.
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A time machine could work,
but they're tricky.
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What if we went back too far in time?
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Dinosaurs would be a ginormous problem.
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I know!
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What if we sneak into the North Pole
and ask an elf to fix the skates for us?
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Awesome! But would Santa be mad
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if an elf was helping us
instead of making toys?
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I do not want to get on
Santa's naughty list.
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We need to fix these skates fast.
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So, what if we hired
a cheetah skate pit crew?
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The world's fastest land animals
would be the fastest mechanics.
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Plus, they have built-in tools.
Their claws. How claw-some is that?!
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What if their claws rip up the skates
instead of fixing them?
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That would be claw-ful, not claw-some.
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Hmm. Then we have to be our own pit crew.
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I know the three of us
can fix my parents' skates.
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They need a lot of work.
Where do we even start?
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Loading the lab.
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I'll take a look.
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Aha! Oh, very interesting. Hmm.
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So, how bad is it?
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Okay, let's see.
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Both pairs of skates are rusty.
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One of your mum's has
a loose plate and a missing wheel.
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One of your dad's has a crooked axle
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and both jam plugs are loose.
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How long do you think
it'll take to fix all of that?
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Hmm. Well, with parts and labour
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and snack time,
you're looking at a two-day job.
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We only have until sunset.
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Okay, for you, I can put a rush on it,
but it's all hands on deck.
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-We're ready to get our hands dirty.
-How dirty are we talking?
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Oh, fine. For science and Ada's parents.
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Okay. All we have to do is
take all the skates apart,
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fix everything wrong
and put them back together. Easy-peasy.
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Let's go!
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Wow! Look at all these skate parts.
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How are we going to put it all together?
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Don't worry. How hard can it be?
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And… done!
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-Wait. I don't think that's right.
-Me either.
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I think the skate
only had four wheels before.
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-Hmm. Okay, it's a little hard.
-That's okay. Let's try again.
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Voilà! Only four wheels this time.
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That's a step in the right direction.
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-But I think this wheel's an orange.
-Oh, that's mine.
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Let's try again.
We don't have a lot of time.
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No, this isn't it either.
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The plate's tangled in the shoelaces.
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And there are no wheels on the axles!
This is a lot harder than I thought.
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How are we going to untangle this mess?
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Come on!
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This is a floppity-flop!
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Sunset's getting closer.
All we have is a bunch of skate parts.
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We'll never get the skates fixed in time.
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Maybe we should just give up.
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♪ I give up ♪
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♪ I can't do it, going to quit ♪
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♪ Can't get through it ♪
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♪ It's impossible
All I see are obstacles ♪
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♪ Afraid I'm going to fail and so I quit ♪
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♪ There's no use in trying ♪
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♪ There's no way that we can win ♪
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♪ Don't give up, don't give in ♪
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♪ Got to get right back up and try again ♪
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♪ Mistakes can be lucky breaks ♪
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♪ A happy accident along the way ♪
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♪ Don't give up, don't give in ♪
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♪ Maybe you'll
Make failure your best friend ♪
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♪ And try, try, try ♪
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♪ Got to get up and try again ♪
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Right! We've got to try again.
Let's get back in the lab.
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-That's the spirit!
-Attagirl!
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All right, so what didn't work?
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We took the skates apart,
but couldn't put them back together.
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And we tried to fix everything at once.
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So the parts ended up in the wrong places
and nothing got fixed. Hmm.
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So maybe if we tackled
one thing at a time,
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we wouldn't get mixed up.
We need to break it down.
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Like my parents did with the dance steps.
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-Exactly!
-Oh, yeah!
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Need to figure out how pieces go together.
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Okay. Uh, how?
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Well, when designers build
a building model,
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they match their work
to the original design.
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But we took the skates apart,
so we can't match them to anything.
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We can match it to this picture.
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All right, let's follow the picture
and fix the skates, one part at a time.
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-Awesome!
-Nice!
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Phew! And there! Looks just like new!
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They look amazing!
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Quick! To my parents. It's almost sunset.
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-Whoo-hoo!
-Perfect!
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Ta-da!
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-We found your skates and fixed them.
-Wow! Look at my skates.
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They look so shiny!
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They look just as good
as the day I bought them!
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-You can enter the skate jam.
-You did it?
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-I mean, you did it!
-I think it's too late for the skate jam.
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Oh, no.
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-Aww, no!
-Really?
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The skates are late,
but they sure look great!
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Aww, Dad.
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You kids did your best,
so don't worry about the rest.
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And I can't stop rhymin' all the time-in.
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I wish we fixed them
in time to see you skate dance.
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Well, it might be
too late for a skate jam,
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but not a Skate Twist.
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Come on, keep it tight. Ooh, yeah.
Slow it down.
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Yeah!
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Yeah!
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We don't know who won the contest,
but we won the best parents.
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And finally, I won a piece of corn.
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"The Amazing Spider-Twist."
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What's the surprise?
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-Please be a unicorn!
-And… open.
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Cool!
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Don't be scared. Meet my lab partner.
PeeDee. She's pretty and delightful.
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-That's spider for "hey."
-Found her in my window.
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She's an orb weaver,
my favourite kind of spider.
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Cute, right?
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I guess she is pretty.
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And delightful! Wait.
There are different kinds of spiders?
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So many kinds!
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Orb weavers look like ladybugs,
and their webs are silky smooth.
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Wow! That web design is amazing!
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The angles are sharp. Whoo, it's perfect!
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Mmm! Smells like it's time
for PeeDee's first snack break.
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-Hi, Dad.
-Hi, Mr. T.
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Hey. Well, this first batch
of peppermint cookies got burnt.
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Ah, phooey!
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It's been a whole lot of trial and error.
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But it's okay
to not get it right the first time.
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Yeah, when I was learning to ride a bike…
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Phew, a lot of trial and error.
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Crashing into stuff,
falling off, ending up in my basket.
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But then fab-tastic wheelies!
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-Exactly.
-Can PeeDee try a cookie when done?
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PeeDee? Who is that?
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Oh, my--
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I mean, spider.
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-There's a spider in here.
-Did somebody say spider?
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Eww! I can't look.
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-Mum, wait! Don't squish it!
-Did I get it?
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Spiders make great lizard snacks.
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Hey! No squishing
or eating PeeDee, please. She's a friend.
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Yeah.
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Okay, but, Ada, I think your new friend
would have much more fun outside,
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you know, as far away from me as possible.
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Okay.
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Sorry, PeeDee. Guess this is goodbye.
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I know that was hard, baby, but spiders
give your dad the heebie-jeebies.
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And… and your mum.
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Okay, me too.
Anyway, spider crisis averted.
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Sorry, Mum. Gotcha.
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Gotcha. Phew.
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-PeeDee!
-Ooh, gotcha!
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Sorry, Mum. I put PeeDee outside,
but she keeps coming back.
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If I see PeeDee in the house again,
she's gonna meet my friend, Mr. Broom.
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I'll sweep her outside.
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Maybe we can figure out
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how to keep her out
of the house with science.
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It's a deal,
but try to figure it out by bedtime.
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We'll need to weave a web of ideas.
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Ooh! Let me guess. With a brainstorm.
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I know. What if
we install a spider security system
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with a giant web in front of the door?
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Oh, yeah! But what if your family
accidentally gets caught in it?
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Now that I think about it,
that would be a sticky situation.
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I heard lights attract bugs.
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So what if we designed
a super bright light in your garden?
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That could work.
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What if it attracts too many bugs
and they have a dance party?
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Bunch of bugs boogieing?
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I have one word for you. Moat!
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And two more words. Baby alligators.
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My parents wouldn't let us
dig up the garden.
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And they probably wouldn't let you
have alligators, even baby ones.
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Yeah, probably not.
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I got stuck on the "baby" part
of baby alligators.
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Got to be a way
to keep PeeDee out of the house.
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-Bug spray.
-But we don't want to hurt PeeDee or us.
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-And most bug sprays smell terrible.
-Mmm! But those cookies smell fab-tastic!
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Wait. Smells attract and repel.
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Ooh, I know that look.
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You've got a "hyperbosis"!
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No, a "hyperocisis."
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Nope, that's not it.
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I've got a hypothesis.
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♪ I've got a hypothesis ♪
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♪ I've got a hypothesis ♪
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-♪ Does that mean this? ♪
-♪ Explanation ♪
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♪ Right or wrong
Let's find out what the answer is ♪
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♪ Might not be right ♪
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♪ But we're going to find out
What this theory is all about ♪
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-♪ Educated guess ♪
-♪ Will it stand up to our test? ♪
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-♪ Yes, that's what a hypothesis is! ♪
-♪ I've got a hypothesis ♪
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♪ I've got a hypothesis ♪
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♪ Let's find out how right it is! ♪
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♪ Let's go! ♪
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Here's our hypothesis.
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If we can figure out
which smells repel PeeDee,
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we'll get her to stay out.
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I don't want to get stinky
or stinky-stinky
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and definitely not stinky-stinky-stinky.
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But I guess I'm in for science and PeeDee.
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Yes! Let's get some stinky stuff
and meet outside.
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Loading the lab.
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You're going to want these.
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Spidey subject is alone. And cute.
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The claw machine is ready to go.
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Okay, let's stink up this spider.
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-Hmm.
-There's no reaction.
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Whoo! Placing the tuna and a stinky sock.
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-She'll definitely think that's gross.
-She likes the tuna and the stinky sock.
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Double fascinating!
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Does that mean
PeeDee's gonna meet Mr. Broom?
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-It's almost bedtime!
-Hmm. Looks that way.
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So many trials and nothing but--
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Errors! Trial and error.
Like what Dad said.
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Like learning to ride my bike!
300
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Exactly! We'll try
more stinky trials until we get it right.
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-PeeDee's container is pretty messy.
-You're right. After we clean it.
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Mmm! Those bubbles smell orangey.
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-PeeDee ran away from the soap bubbles.
-Great observation.
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Maybe PeeDee likes stinky smells
and hates soapy smells.
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Mind blown.
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If we put soap bubbles
around the windows and doors
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where PeeDee likes to come in,
that'll keep her out.
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Oh, that's a lot of windows
and doors to bubble.
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-We can make a bubble blower.
-Yeah, that'll double the bubbles.
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Let the bubbling begin.
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Well, PeeDee, I guess
this is goodbye, again.
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-Aww, keep in touch!
-Don't forget me.
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-Happy trails.
-Ada!
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Huh?
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-Whoa!
-Whoa-whoa!
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Whoa!
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Sorry, Mum. Looks like our
bubble machine worked a little too well.
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Mm-hmm.
You know what you need to do, missy.
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After all of that cleaning,
I need a snack.
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Ooh, oranges!
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You guys, PeeDee's back!
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Got to find
some other way to keep you out.
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Hmm. Why won't she get in my hand?
Ooh, something I said?
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Hmm. Since smells attract and repel,
maybe it was something she smelled.
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My hand smells like oranges.
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So maybe it wasn't the soapy smell
that PeeDee didn't like,
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but the orangey smell of the bubbles.
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Exactly.
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These bubbles are unscented,
and these smell like orange.
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It is the orange smell!
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We'll just put peels everywhere.
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They're not as messy as bubbles
and way less slippery.
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Ugh, that was my last one!
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I'll get one.
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We're out of oranges too.
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I thought that was the answer,
but all of our trials failed. Poor PeeDee.
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Hey, why all the sad faces?
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Ooh, how about some peppermint cookies,
fresh out the oven?
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Okay. Thanks, Dad.
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Yes! Dad for the win.
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Nailed it!
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Ooh!
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Doesn't look like PeeDee likes peppermint.
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Iggy, you're right.
PeeDee doesn't like peppermint.
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A new, new hypothesis!
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We fill the house with peppermint,
PeeDee'll stay outside. Hope we're right.
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But spreading sweets around the house
will attract ants. Trust me.
348
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Maybe have
the peppermint without the sweets.
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-Use the peppermint oil I use in my hair.
-Yes! Thanks, Mum.
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Activating peppermint power.
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-Mmm! Pepperminty!
-Smells so good!
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She didn't go inside!
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Bye, PeeDee. I hope I see you again.
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Oh, baby, don't look so sad.
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Sure, PeeDee has to stay out,
but she can stay around the house.
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-Really?
-Cool!
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We can find the stinkiest corner for her!
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And done!
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Welcome to PeeDee's Spider Spa.
Thanks for letting me borrow your sock.
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-Glad to be of service.
-What do you think?
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-Looks great, sweetie.
-As long as she stays out there.