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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've 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, Boop.
Can you tell me where wool comes from?

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Boop-boop.

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Boop.

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Wool comes from sheep?

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Boop.

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Thanks, Boop. Thanks, sheep.

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-Boop.
-You're welcome.

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Boop?

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Hey, Bang.
Can you teach me how to tie a knot?

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Totally, dude.

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Make a loop like so, and pull one end
through the loop and tighten.

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Thanks.

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No problem.

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You wouldn't happen to know
how to untie a knot?

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You got it. Glad we could help.

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Really, Hub and Bub? A whoopee cushion?

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Whoopee cushion.

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Level Three question coming in hot.

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StoryBots! Thank goodness.
I'm so glad I got through to you.

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Are those Giuseppe's pizzas?

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They sure are, and they're piping hot.

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Oh, I love Giuseppe's pizza!

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Yeah. That dude makes some sweet za.

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Boop-boop.

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Anchovies? Boop, nobody likes anchovies.

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I like anchovies.

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StoryBots?

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Sorry to interrupt you,
but I need to deliver these pizzas.

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Giuseppe's has
a 30-minute delivery guarantee

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or pizzas are free.

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Oh man, the only thing better than pizza
is free pizza.

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Well, Bang, that's the problem.
They're not actually free.

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If I don't deliver 'em on time,
I have to pay for them.

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Oh no, that doesn't sound very fair.

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You're telling me.

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Last week, I bought dinner for 12 people.
I don't even know them.

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How can we help you
deliver these pizzas on time?

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Well, there's two ways I can go.

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I need to know
which will get me there sooner.

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Oh, do you know which one is shorter?

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One route is two miles.
The other route is five miles.

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Easy. Go the short way. Problem solved.

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But, Bing, I can drive faster
if I take the longer route.

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How fast can you go?

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I can drive 20 miles an hour
on the longer route,

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but only 10 miles an hour
on the shorter route.

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-Go the fast way.
-It's more complicated than that.

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It is more complicated,
and I'm running out of time!

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Who do we know
that can help us get an answer?

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Speedy Lightning
is the fastest StoryBot around.

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He's racing today in the secret race…
I mean, I know where to find the answer.

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Oh, thank you, Bing.

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Please hurry. I only got 27 minutes
to deliver all these pies.

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Don't worry, Pizza Delivery Lady.
We are on the job.

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Answer Time!

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Hi, StoryBots. Can you tell me a fun fact?

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Fun fact number 210,309.

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Frogs don't drink the same way people do.
They absorb water through their skin.

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Here are the drinks for the lovely couple.

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I can't take you anywhere.

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What?

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Hi! How hot is the desert?

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Hey, Dink?

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What, Doink?

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How hot do you think it is
out here in the desert?

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Well, obviously it's got to be
a thousand degrees.

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A thousand degrees? Are you bonkers?

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It's got to be a million degrees here!

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Wait, a million degrees?

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Doink, if it was a million degrees,
we'd both be on fire.

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Oh yeah? If it were only 1,000 degrees,
I'd barely be breaking a sweat.

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It's too hot to argue, Mr Million Degrees.

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-I'm not arguing, you are.
-We're now arguing about arguing.

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-It's too hot for that.
-You're arguing.

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-No, you are, Doink.
-You are, Dink.

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-Doink, you are… Doink.
-Dink.

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I'm terribly sorry to have frightened you,

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but I overheard your disagreement
and thought I could help.

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The average daytime temperature
in this desert is 45 degrees Celsius.

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But there are some days
when it can reach 55 degrees or more.

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You think we were born yesterday?

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If it were 55 degrees, I'd be freezing.

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Yeah! Hey, Dink. It's 55 degrees.
Let's go build a snowman!

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Can you believe that vulture?

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What would a vulture know
about the desert?

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Next stop, the Archives Department.

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What's the password?

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Pickle sandwich.

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Hey, Gob, is that right?

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I don't know. I forgot.

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Me too.

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Goob, just open the door! It's me! Bing!

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Oh. Hey, Bing.

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When does the secret race start?

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I think, like, now.

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Great. Seen Speedy Lightning?
I need to ask him a question.

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I think he went thataway.

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Our first racer is the unbeaten champion
of the super-secret racing club,

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Speedy Lightning!

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I am the greatest!

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He doesn't always take the most
conventional route, but he sure is quick.

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And the challenger,
a newcomer to the racing club,

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Ada from the Maths Department!

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Hello!

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Ada's racing against Speedy? Yeesh.

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Racers, to your starting line.

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Remember, there are no set paths
to the finish line and no rules.

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Anything goes!

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On your marks, get set…

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Go!

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Oh, I dropped my hat.
Just going to pick that up.

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That Speedy sure is fast!

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Whoa, she's fast.

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But I'm faster!

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You got this, Speedy!

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Pardon me.

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Madam.

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The legend is true!

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Ada looks like she's ahead.
What's going on?

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What? She's at the world's
biggest hedge maze already?

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Final stretch. Can't let this race
get any closer. See ya!

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Right down the middle.

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-Finish line, here I--
-We've got a winner!

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-Winner?
-What a race time!

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There's no way!

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That was amazing! How'd you finish
in less time than Speedy?

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Being the fastest doesn't always mean
you get to the finish line first.

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Distance plays a role too.

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A friend's trying
to figure out deliveries.

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Think you could help?

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Of course, Bing.

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Let's head back to the Maths Department
and see what we can do.

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Hey, StoryBots.
Why do my fingers get wrinkly in the bath?

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The Tales of Sir Foolhardy!

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Take that, filth, and that, grime.

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Thought you could hide between my--
My fingers!

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What fiendish work is this?

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They're wrinkled. It happens--

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Only one would cast a spell
to wrinkle all the people of the land

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and turn them into puckered prunes.

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Walda the Witch!

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We must break this spell!

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Shouldn't you put on some clothes first?

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What? Oh, indeed. Pardon me.

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Onward, Prancey!

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All right.

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And so the heroic duo
travelled across the kingdom.

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Rise, my child.

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Rise from the dark depths of the world!

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Halt!

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Can't you just leave me alone?

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I won't allow you to turn the proud people
of this province into prunes.

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You think I'm turning people into prunes?

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Do not attempt to deceive me.

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I caught you in the act
of casting the wrinkling spell.

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Nope.

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I summoned this giant cyclops to help me
reach the high shelves in my kitchen.

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Hello.

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Then how do you explain this?

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Were you taking a bath?

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Were you watching me in your crystal ball?
That's a serious invasion of privacy!

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No! Fingers just get wrinkly in the bath!

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-Lies!
-She's right, sir.

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How… What… But how?

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Cyclops, would you please
show this guy your hand?

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This beast's fingers are wrinkled as well.

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Many scientists think that's because
when your skin is tight and wet,

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it becomes slippery,
making it hard to pick things up.

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When the skin wrinkles,
it makes it easier to grab things.

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How do your fingers know
they are in water?

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Watch and learn!

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When you're in the water long enough,
water seeps under your skin

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and nerve endings
tell the brain you're wet.

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Your brain sends a message
to your blood vessels to shrink.

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When blood vessels shrink,

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it makes room for the skin
to collapse over them.

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That's how the wrinkles appear.

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Wrinkles make it easier
for wet fingers to pick things up.

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Unhand me, you…

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Wait, you picked me up so easily
with your wrinkled fingers.

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Oh, wonderful brain.

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You are quite ingenious!

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-Looks like I have the day off.
-Hot tub time!

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If you're wet long enough
Water seeps through your skin

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Making its way to nerve endings within

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And once they sense the wetness

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What do they do?

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Get this

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They tell your brain you're wet
So your brain answers back

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By sending a message out quick

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To your arteries, veins
Capillaries as well

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-To make 'em skinny
-Also known as "constrict"

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And once they're smaller

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They make some room
That your skin crumples into

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Those are the wrinkles you see
It's extraordinary

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What water makes your skin do
Verse two

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Some scientists guess
The reason for this

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Is that wrinkles might help with your grip

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Some even suppose
It's the same with our toes

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-That wrinkles can help you not slip
-Yep!

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There's a lot going on
Whenever you go for a dip

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Next stop,
the Department of Number-y Stuff.

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I still don't understand
how you beat Speedy.

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I told you, it's not just about
time and speed. It's also about distance.

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How does someone running slower
beat someone running faster?

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Well, Speedy was so confident
in his ability to go at a fast speed,

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he didn't bother to think
about the distance.

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I'm still confused.

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Look. The blue string represents
the distance I took in the race.

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The red string represents
the distance Speedy travelled.

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Though he was running faster,
he had to travel more distance.

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-You got to the finish in less time.
-Precisely, Bing!

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That's why even though my speed
was way slower and his was way faster,

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I made it to the finish line first.

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I needed less time
to travel my distance. It's maths!

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Maths is cool! Can it help me
figure out my friend's route?

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I'm certain of it.

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Here, put this on.

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Time, distance, and speed
are all related, Bing.

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If you know any two,
you can figure out the third.

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If you know the distance and speed,

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you can figure out
how much time a trip will take.

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How do you do that?

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Say you have to travel four miles.

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If you can go two miles in one hour,

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it will take you one, two hours
to get where you're going.

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I think I'm starting to get it.

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Fantastic. Let's figure out
this problem for your friend.

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How far do they have to travel?

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One route is two miles.

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The other is five miles.

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Okay.

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What's their speed on each route?

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For the two-mile route,
ten miles per hour.

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For the five-mile route,
20 miles per hour.

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Perfect. That's all we need
to run the simulation. Are you ready?

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Ready, Ada.

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Whoa! The slower car won because
it took less time to go its distance.

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Exactly.

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Wow! Maths is awesome.

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It sure is, Bing.
And maths can do even more.

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If you know speed and time,
you can figure out distance.

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If you know time and distance,
you can figure out speed.

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That's great and all,
but I really got to go.

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-Gotta get this answer to my friend.
-Oh, okay. You got it.

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Thanks for the help.
Got to go. See ya! Bye!

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Good luck, Bing! Send my best to the gang!

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When you ride on a train, fly in a plane
Or take a boat to cross the sea

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It's always gonna take some time
To get from point A to B

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If you know the distance you'll go
And your speed, whether fast or slow

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You can tell how much time it'll take
To complete any trip you make

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Time, distance, and speed
They're all connected, that's agreed

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It's a cool to know, so let's proceed
With time, distance, and speed

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If it takes ten minutes
To walk to the park

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At a speed that's easy and slow

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It'll take less time if you ride your bike
As fast as you can go

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Even at the speed of a rocket ship
It'd take more time to go to Mars

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Than to drive two blocks
At a turtle speed in a clunky old car

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Time, distance, and speed
They all go together, that's guaranteed

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A bit of maths is all you need
To know your time, distance, and speed

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Hello, Pizza Delivery Lady,
can you hear me? Come in.

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Thank goodness you're back.
I was getting worried.

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Did you figure out the quickest route?

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Time, distance, and speed are related.

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If you know two,
you can figure out the third.

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That's all well and good. I just need
the answer so I can get moving.

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Oh, sorry.
You should take the two-mile route.

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The two-mile route? Really?

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But I can go twice as fast
on the five-mile route.

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But drive more than twice the distance.

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Oh, so what you're saying is,

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even going slower, I can get there
sooner because the distance is shorter.

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Exactly!

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Oh, thank you. You are the best!

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Better get going
so I can deliver these on time.

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Glad I could help. Good luck!

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All right, catch you later!