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Ta-da!

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-Answer Time
-Answer Time!

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-It's StoryBots: Answer Time
-Answer Time!

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They live in your computer
And they got a job to do

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They're all about learning
And they make it fun too

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When you have a question
They answer it for you

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It's StoryBots: Answer Time

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Answer Time!

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-Hey there! How's it going?
-Boop!

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Hi, Bang.
What is a shape with 20 sides called?

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I'll check, but there is no way
a shape could have 20--

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What the what? There's a shape
with 20 sides called an icosagon?

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Are you okay?

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I think I need to lie down.

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Hi, StoryBots.

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Can I have a big, giant pizza?

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Pizza? You have the wrong--

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Can I have cheese on it?

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Okay, but hold on a sec.

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And some pepperoni?

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Pepperoni. Got it.

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And a lot, and a lot,
and a lot of tomatoes?

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Tomato. Wait a minute,
we're not a pizza place!

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Boop?

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Carrots!

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Yeah!

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Carrots!

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-Boop?
-Yeah!

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What are you doing?

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-Whoa! Carrots!
-Boop.

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We've got a Level Three coming in.

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Oh, I'm in so much trouble.
I totally messed up. Things are so bad.

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I need your help.
I am seriously gonna get fired.

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Whoa, man. You gotta, like, slow down.
Take a deep breath and stuff.

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Okay, you're right. Thank you, Bang.

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So, like, how can we help you?

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My name is Stacy. I work
at the Gray and Drab Corporation.

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We help companies maximise efficiency

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by eliminating fun and silliness
in the workplace.

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I have no idea what you just said.

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Well, Bo,

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let's just say my job
is to help companies become more serious.

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But I have done something
that is decidedly not serious.

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Whoa, that sounds pretty serious.

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Oh, Bang, it really is.

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I knew I shouldn't have gone
karaoke-ing with my friends.

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What's wrong with karaoke?

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Nothing necessarily wrong with karaoke.

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What's wrong is that I filmed it, Beep.

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Yep. You never sound
quite as good as you think.

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That's not it. I thought
I was emailing the video to my friends,

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but I emailed it to the entire company.

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-That's definitely a problem.
-Especially if your job is to be serious.

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That video's going to my boss,

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my boss's boss, my boss's boss's boss,
my boss's boss's boss's boss.

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I am definitely gonna get fired.

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What can we do to help?

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I was hoping you could tell me
how the Internet works.

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That way, I could stop the video
from getting to everyone and save my job.

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Can we figure out how the Internet works
to help stop that message?

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We do live inside computers.

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Wait, we live inside computers?

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Hold up. You didn't know
you lived inside of a computer?

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It's in the theme song.

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Boop-boop-boop, boop-boop.

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I know where we can go.

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Let's go straight
to the Internet Department.

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-Oh yeah!
-I haven't been there since I was a kid.

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Thank you so much, Bo. But please, hurry.

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My serious boss is in a serious meeting.

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If I don't stop that video
before she gets back, I am toast.

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Don't worry, Stacy. We are on the job.

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Answer Time!

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Hi, StoryBots.
How do flies walk on the ceiling?

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How do flies walk on the ceiling?

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It may seem impossible,

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but for a fly,
walking on a ceiling is rather natural.

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On the tip of a fly's foot
are little pads, which--

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As I was saying,

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on these little pads
are lots of sticky hairs, which--

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Excuse me.

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The pads on its feet are sticky enough
to allow the fly to walk around

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on smooth surfaces like a statue.

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Or a microscope. Or a vase!

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Or even upside down

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on the ceiling!

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Marvellous creatures.

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Hi, StoryBots. Can you tell me some news?

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You're watching StoryBots News
on channel 22 and 2/3, WBOT,

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with your hosts
Story Storyberg and Bot Botson.

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Breaking news.

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Pelicans can hold more food
in their beaks than in their stomachs.

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The halibut is just divine,
isn't it, dear?

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Just magnificent--

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Wanna help me finish this?
I couldn't eat another bite.

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-Well, I never!
-Disgusting.

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Oh, I recommend the herring.

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Next stop, the Internet Department.

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This is the Internet Department?

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Hello? Is anybody here?

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Welcome, newbie,
to the wonderful world of the Internet.

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The World Wide Web permeates many aspects
of our lives, StoryBot and human alike.

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But what exactly is the Internet?

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Can I catch bugs with it?

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No, Timmy, it's not that kind of net.

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The Internet is a network made up of
billions of computers around the world,

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connected to each other
by cables and radio signals.

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Gee whizz!

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"Gee whizz" is right. It's the connections
between these computers

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that lets them send and receive
videos, pictures, websites,

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games, and even messages to each other.

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To find out how that works, first--

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Wait, what happened?

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Oh, that happens all the time.

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Sorry to scare you.
Haven't seen a StoryBot here in ages.

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What? But everybody uses the Internet.

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But everyone's too busy using the Internet
to learn how it works anymore.

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Oh, I see.

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But wait, who are you?

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Ah, I'm so glad you asked.

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Why, I'm

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the Internet Wizard!

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Still got it.

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Well.

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Okay, then, Mr Internet Wizard, sir,

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do you think you can help me
find out how the Internet works?

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I thought you'd never ask.

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Welcome to the Internet!

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Wow!

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There must be billions of files here!

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How will I ever find Stacy--
Oh, there it is.

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Got you! What's this?

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192.168.1.1?

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Oh, that's a weird number.

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Not a weird number at all.

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It's the IP address of the server
where that message is being sent.

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IP address, huh? Wait!

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No!

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No! Stacy's video!

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Oh, it's destroyed!

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What am I gonna--
Wait a second, that's a good thing!

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Now it won't get sent.

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The message isn't destroyed. It got split
into little pieces called packets.

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What? Why does it get split into packets?

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By splitting a big message
into little packets,

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they can travel more securely
via different routes.

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Since they have the same IP address,

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they get to the same place
to be put back together.

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Put back together?

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Oh no, I have to stop them!

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-You can't stop--
-Hang on, Stacy. I'll stop that message!

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Guess she'll learn the hard way--

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Hey, why do people sneeze?

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Detective Boop, I'm Betty Esquire.

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The famous lawyer set to take
that rotten Slim Slyman to trial.

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But I won't be able to make my case
in court if I can't… stop…

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sneezing!

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Boop-boop.

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Boop.

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-Thank goodness you came.
-Boop!

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Boop?

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The flowers? I don't know.
They started arriving a few days ago.

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I guess I have a secret admirer.
I don't know who it could be.

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Boop?

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Maybe the gardener. He does pick flowers
for me once in a while.

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Excuse me, Detective.

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Delivery from your secret admirer.

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Oh, how adorable.

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I just want to snuggle you up.

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Boop-boop!

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Boop!

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Boop.

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Slim Slyman?

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Rats! All that pollen from the flowers

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and dander from the puppy

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was supposed to float up
your nose, not mine!

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What is he talking about?

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Boop, boop-boop, boop-boop,
boop-boop-boop-boop, boop.

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You're saying that dust,
pollen, and dander particles

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tickle the little hairs inside our noses,

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and that's what makes us sneeze?

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That's right, Betty Do-Gooder.
If I could've kept you sneezing--

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I wouldn't be able to argue
your case in court.

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That was my dastardly plan.

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Another case closed by Detective…

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Boop-boop-boop.

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Oh, thank you.

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You sneeze when something irritates
The inside of your nose

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Like pollen, dust, or dander
It could be one of those

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The particles get in
And they tickle tiny hairs

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Sneezing is your body's way
To get them out of there

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Nerves inside your nose
Set off a signal to your brain

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There's something in here
It can't remain!"

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Your brain tells your throat, chest
Lots of muscles too

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To blow it out together
With a powerful "Achoo!"

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Achoo, achoo, achoo, achoo, achoo!

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The air comes speeding out
Because a sneeze is super strong

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So whatever irritates your nose
Won't stay there long

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When pollen, dust, or germs
Float in the breeze

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Your body clears your nose out
With a great big healthy sneeze

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Achoo!

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Next stop, still the Internet Department.

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Internet traffic control.
State your IP address.

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-Where you headed? What's your number?
-Number? Oh, number, right.

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192.168.1.1?

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Clear.

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Wait, what's going on? What is this?

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Ma'am, this is one of many,
many, many routers.

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Please move it along.

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What's a router?

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A computer that reads
the IP address of packets

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and sends them to the correct destination.

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Would you please let go?
We have a lot of packets to process.

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Oh, sorry.

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This is where you get off, honey.

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Have a wonderful day.

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Commencing packet reassembly.

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I've got to stop Stacy's video
from being put back together!

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Purple StoryBot, please halt
your interference or you will be detained.

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I have to interfere

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for Stacy!

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No!

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Once information is sent,

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it can't be stopped
from reaching its destination.

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Internet Wizard?

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Wait, what do you mean?

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I tried to tell you,
but you zipped off so fast.

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You have to think long and hard
before you hit send,

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because once you put something
on the Internet, it's there forever.

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Why are you echoing?

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No reason.

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I guess there's nothing
I can do about it anymore.

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What's happening now?

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In addition to the IP address
and the information requested,

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the packets contain instructions on how
to put everything back in the right order.

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This happens incredibly fast.

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Computers send and receive
information all over the world

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in a fraction of a second.

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Once someone hits send,
it gets to its destination

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and the packets get put back together
in hardly any time at all.

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I drive a truck

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A big ol' truck

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I better get back
and tell him I couldn't stop the message.

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Thanks for your help, Internet Wizard.
Goodbye! Bye now!

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Glad to have you stop by
to witness the magic of the Internet.

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The Internet, Internet
Let's learn somethin' 'bout the Internet

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Internet, the Internet
Let me teach you 'bout the Internet

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The Internet is made up
Of billions of computers

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All around the world
Brisbane to Bermuda

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Connected to each other
By a bunch of cables or radio signals

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That's how we send emails and games
Websites, pictures of sunsets

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Want a cat video?
Type in a request

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Your request gets sent to a server
Broken into packets, I'll explain further

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There's a lot of information
In the packets

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It's got something called an IP address

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Like 192.1.0, that's the address to
The server where your packet's need to go

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The packets travel different paths
Through special computers called routers

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They're reassembled
The server reads the request you made

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And knows what you need

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It finds the video you want it to play
Breaks it into packets headed your way

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It happens in a fraction of a second

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Click a button on the Internet
See a cat meow

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The Internet, Internet

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We all learned
Somethin' 'bout the Internet

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Internet, the Internet

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We all learned
Somethin' 'bout the Internet

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Stacy? Hello, Stacy?

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Are you there?

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Bo! Yes, I'm here.

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Please tell me you figured out
How to stop my video from going out

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Oh, Stacy, I'm so sorry, but I couldn't.

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No…

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Why not?

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Once a message is sent out
on the Internet, you can't get it back.

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There's gotta be a way, Bo.

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How? How does it work?

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Well, each message is broken into
lots of tiny pieces called packets.

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Okay.

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Those packets contain the address
for where they need to go,

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and instructions
for putting the packets back together.

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And there's absolutely
no way to stop them?

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No, they even travel along
different paths.

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They can be in different places
around the world at the same time,

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until they get to the right server
to be put back together.

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When my boss sees this video,
she is totally gonna fire me!

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Maybe she'll think you're funny?

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Zero chance of that happening.

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May as well start working on my resume.
I need to find a new job.

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What's happening?

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Oh, it's a message
from the president of our company.

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Oh, I can't even read it.
I can't read it. Bo, can you?

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"OMG, Stacy, you are so funny."

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Oh, I knew it. My life is ruined and…

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Wait. What?

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What else does it say?

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"Thanks for the laughs, Stacy."

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"Sometimes humour can go a long way
in maximizing productivity."

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y boss loved the video.
She's giving me a promotion!

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Oh, Stacy, I told you
she'd think you're funny!

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Oh, you were so right, Bo.

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I couldn't be more excited
to be Gray and Drab's new vice-president

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of silliness!