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[Beta] Chaos Bots have been
sent from the future
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to stop the one person
who can save the world.
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Me?
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♪ Hailey's on it! ♪
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♪ Teach a cat
To play the piano ♪
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♪ Rollerskate all the way
To Orlando ♪
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♪ Use my earwax
To make a candle ♪
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♪ Hey, hey
Hailey's on it! ♪
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♪ Win 1st place for
World's Cutest Pet Rock ♪
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♪ Do a corn maze
Hope I don't get lost ♪
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♪ Eat an onion
Kiss my friend, Scott? ♪
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Huh?
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[pinball sounds]
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♪ Hey, hey,
Hailey's on it! ♪
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[suspenseful music]
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- Shh!
- You, ssh!
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- I didn't say anything.
- Well, now you did. Ssh!
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The target! Don't lose him!
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[grunting]
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Just be quiet as a-- mouse!
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[squeaks]
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Quick! Give him the cheese!
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What? I thought you brought
the cheese!
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And what's with you
wanting to teach animals
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to play piano anyway?
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Everyone should
appreciate music.
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And I did bring the cheese,
but you have the backpack.
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I do?
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Oh yeah!
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Sometimes I forget
I'm carrying this pack
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- 'cause it's on my back.
- [chuckles]
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[music intensifies]
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[door clicks]
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- [exclaims]
- Yes!
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[Hailey] Ah,
the Oceanside Lighthouse.
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Good for lots of things--
attracting mice,
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blocking the ocean view,
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basically everything
except being a lighthouse.
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[narrator]
That's right, folks!
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The Oceanside Lighthouse
is the pride and joy
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of renowned inventor
P.H. Phlorange!
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[Hailey] Yep, that's
my great-great-grandpa!
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See the resemblance?
Yeah, me neither.
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[narrator]
Movie stars, dignitaries,
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they're all here
to shake the hand
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of Philoneus Hapgood Phlorange
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and witness his
state-of-the-art marvel,
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the Oceanside Lighthouse.
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That is, until Phlorange
realized his folly.
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He hard-mounted
the light backwards!
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Oh, what a dingbat!
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Meanwhile,
the all-powerful light
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blazed through town!
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[man screams]
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[Phlorange]
Don't worry, I can fix it!
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[narrator]
But he couldn't fix it!
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The people on land couldn't see
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and the people at sea
couldn't see the land, see?
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An angry mob
made sure the lighthouse
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would never shine again.
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[woman] I told you
this thing was cursed!
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[man] Our lanterns
work just fine!
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[woman] Round buildings
just ain't right.
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[exclaims]
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- [brick clanks]
- [light shatters]
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[sobbing]
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I don't care what people say
about my great-great-grandpa.
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He's so inspiring to me.
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I mean, his work was ambitious,
and gutsy.
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I'm proud the lighthouse
is part of our family.
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Uh, Hailey, it may not be
in your family for long. Look!
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[Hailey] For sale?
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But the only one who could
sell the lighthouse is my...
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Mom!
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[Patricia] Of course
I'm selling the lighthouse.
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It doesn't work, it's ugly,
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and it's full of rats!
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- [phone rings]
- You've got Patricia!
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Oh yes, the lighthouse
is gorgeous and pet friendly.
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A vertical wonder!
Buy it before it's gone!
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Were you done
with that conversation?
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Always leave 'em wanting more.
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Mom, you can't sell
the lighthouse!
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I mean,
it's part of our history!
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No, Hailey,
it's a blight on the city
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and needs to be torn down.
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I already have a buyer
coming by this weekend.
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No! There must be another way!
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I'm sorry, Hailey,
but it's time to say goodbye.
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The lighthouse can't be fixed.
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[frame scrapes]
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We'll see about that.
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[keyboard playing]
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This creature's music
is experimental at best.
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Mozart here just needs
a little motivation.
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Get the cheese, Mozart,
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and make beautiful-- [shrieks]
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Mozart, no! Not the face!
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- [Scott shrieks] Mozart!
- Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
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Oh, the indignity.
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[Scott sighs]
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Hey, forget the mouse.
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Oh, thank goodness. Ow!
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We're gonna do
list item #17 instead!
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[Hailey]
Show mom I can fix anything!
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[Beta] Do you even want to hear
what the world's most advanced
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super computer has to say
about the probabilities of that?
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Nope, let's rally the troops!
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We've got a lighthouse
to make over.
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[Hailey] OK, crew, our goal
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is to make this lighthouse
so fantastic,
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my mom won't want to
sell it anymore.
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Becker, you and Chainsaw
are on demo duty.
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Wicked! This is gonna
be dy-no-mite!
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[chuckles] Get it?
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'Cause we're gonna make
some stuff explode.
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Yeah, I get it.
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Also, I'm gonna get
that light working again.
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Kristine, you and Scott
are our design team.
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[squeals] Perfect timing!
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Scott and I have watched a ton
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of amusement park
renovation shows.
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I can see it now. [gasps]
We can do a fun slide staircase!
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And a climbing wall!
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Our first
couple's home renovation...
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[squeals]
but not our last.
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Yeah, this'll be fun. Let's go!
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It's right here.
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Let's go!
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♪ Pull up your sleeves
Rake up some leaves ♪
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♪ Get your hands
Into that soil ♪
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♪ Punching the clock
Sweeping the dock ♪
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♪ Burning up the midnight oil ♪
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♪ We're gonna rock, rock,
Rock, rock ♪
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♪ Till we're on a roll ♪
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[piano continues]
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♪ Everybody go, go, go, go ♪
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♪ Go on,
Get pulling that weight ♪
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♪ Back's gonna break ♪
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♪ Keep moving, shaking
No, no, no, no ♪
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♪ No cutting corners,
Give it all you got ♪
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[exciting piano solo]
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[music fades]
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We did it!
Thanks, everybody!
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And, Becker, thanks again
for all the fantastic materials!
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Don't thank me.
Chainsaw's the one
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who got all the stuff.
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Let's just say
it fell off a truck.
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No, but for real.
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I'm a terrible driver,
and it fell off my truck.
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[car music shuts off]
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Hailey... and friends.
Well, this is a surprise.
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Ha, the surprise is all yours!
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Yeah!
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Wait, what?
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I don't know.
It sounded better in my head.
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Let me introduce you to...
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The name's Bill Board
of Bill Board's Billboards!
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♪ Bill Board's got your sign ♪
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♪ And it won't be ignored! ♪
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♪ So call Bill, Bill Board ♪
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♪ Bill Board's Billboards! ♪
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Bill Board? Let me guess.
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Your mom's name is Surf
and your dad's name is Snow.
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Well, those are solid jokes
little lady,
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but they're actually named
Key and Checker.
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Anyway, I'm looking forward to
knocking this ol' eyesore down
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and putting up two giant
billboards in its place.
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Billboards so big,
even lost sailors will see 'em.
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What will the billboards say?
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"LAND!" in all caps.
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And billboards work.
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- Just ask Patty here.
- It's Patricia.
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I made Patty's
custom billboards,
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and now
even I wanna buy from her!
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I'm gonna go broke
if I keep fallin'
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for all my billboards!
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Seriously, I'm financially
pretty touch-and-go these days.
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- Yee-haw!
- Hold on, Mr. Board.
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My crew and I made lots
of upgrades to this lighthouse,
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so not even Patty's
gonna want to sell it.
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Welcome to your new
and improved lighthouse!
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Is this a slide?
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And a climbing wall?
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Yep! See, Mom,
I can fix anything.
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The lighthouse
is better than ever!
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- [door thuds]
- [wallpaper rustles]
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[chuckles]
Silly gravity.
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This place is actually
very solid.
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- [wall collapses]
- Anyway...
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the most important thing here
is the light itself.
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So, please, find a spot outside
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and prepare to be amazed.
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[footsteps]
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[shoes squeak]
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We couldn't have kept
the stairs as a backup?
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[shoes squeak]
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[footsteps]
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[Hailey grunting]
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[groaning]
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[inhales and exhales]
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- Behold!
- [seagull squawks]
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The Oceanside Lighthouse!
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[Hailey] Invented by
my great-great-grandfather,
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the brilliant P.H. Phlorange!
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Now, he did hard-mount
the light backwards,
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but thanks to this new
reflector shield,
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the lighthouse will take
its rightful place
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in Oceanside history
as a success!
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[device whirs loudly]
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[powerful sound]
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[crowd cheering]
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We did it! We actually...
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[shield sizzles]
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Spoke too soon!
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[powerful sound]
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[screams and shouts]
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[boy screams] Aah!
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[surfer] Who knew
light was bright!
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My eyes!
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I told 'ya, Jerry!
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Solar power glows!
Wind power blows!
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[Beta] Take that,
you overheated glow stick!
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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
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This thing's got
a mind of its own!
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[grunting]
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[loud beeping]
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Hailey! Get out of there,
that thing is out of control!
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I'm sorry, Mom! I failed!
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[Hailey]
I can't fix the lighthouse!
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[Patricia] It's OK, Hailey.
Just come down!
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[Hailey] But I don't want
you to sell it
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just because it's broken.
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Hailey, I'm not selling the
lighthouse because it's broken,
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I'm selling it because I've been
embarrassed by it my whole life.
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Really?
I didn't know that.
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[Patricia]
Sure, it's a failure--
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a failure by my great-grandpa.
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So it's not perfect.
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[Hailey] So what?
Neither am I.
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What are you saying, Hailey?
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I'm saying that
if you're embarrassed
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by this imperfect lighthouse,
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then maybe
you're embarrassed by me, too!
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- [crowd gasps]
- Hailey...
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I've only ever been
proud of you!
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and I'm sorry if I ever
made you feel any other way.
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[crowd] Aww!
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I'm sorry, too, Mom,
for getting so angry.
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I get stubborn sometimes.
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You're just like your mother!
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[crowd chuckles]
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I love you, Mom!
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I love you too, Hailey!
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[wristband chimes]
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I don't understand.
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I didn't even fix
the lighthouse.
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No, but you did fix
something else.
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Huh? Oh, was it my hair?
Or a sandwich?
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No, I had soup today.
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No, your relationship!
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You fixed your relationship
with your Mom!
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Oh. Ohhh! Of course!
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- High five!
- Ugh!
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[squeaks] I wuv you!
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[crowd cheering]
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[Becker] Should I put it out
of its misery, boss?
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[brick swishes]
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- [brick clanks]
- [light fissures]
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[disco music plays]
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[in awe] Ooh!
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My eyes!
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Who knew light was bright!
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Wow! We've been looking
for a unique wedding venue.
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Is the lighthouse available?
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Hmm. Now, that's an idea!
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00:10:19,911 --> 00:10:21,454
Well, looks like this'll be
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an even better investment
than I thought.
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00:10:23,540 --> 00:10:25,583
Patty, I'll double my offer!
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00:10:25,583 --> 00:10:28,294
Sorry, Bill,
but it's not for sale!
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The lighthouse will be part
of our family forever.
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Aw, figs! Guess I'll have
to buy up and tear down
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that teen rec center instead.
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He's gonna wish he
called me Patrish-ee!
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[laughter]
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[Scott] That's not your name.
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00:10:43,017 --> 00:10:44,936
- What?
- That's not your name.
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Your name is Patricia.
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00:10:46,437 --> 00:10:47,564
Why would he
call you Patrish-ee?
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Scott, it was a joke
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because he called her
Patty, earlier.
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But her name's not Patrish-ee,
so it doesn't make sense.
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- Scott!
- Scott!
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It makes zero sense.
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Patrish-ee isn't even
a real name!
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Seriously? How am I
the only one noticing this?