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What are you gonna do when
I'm at game design camp?

3
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Die of boredom probably?

4
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Ugh. Yes!

5
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Way to abandon me
in my time of need.

6
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Sorry, Mikayla,
but Oshkosh calls.

7
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I'm the coding hero
Wisconsin needs.

8
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I don't think
they want their coding hero

9
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to stink up the whole state
with her onion breath.

10
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Hey!
It's not my fault

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- I have a sophisticated palette.
- You have a gross palette.

12
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I think I'm gonna work on my
game some more before I leave.

13
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I wanna code those other nerds
into the ground.

14
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I thought your game was cool
when I played it.

15
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And you know how I feel
about video games.

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- You hate them.
- I hate them.

17
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But I like yours.

18
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So... when your dad
picks you up for visits,

19
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does he come in
and talk to your mom?

20
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Uh, yeah, sometimes.

21
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I guess it's weird
to see your parents

22
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- talking to each other now.
- What do you mean weird?

23
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Well, 'cause, you know...

24
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they're not married anymore,
and everything is different.

25
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It's fine. Lots of people's
parents are divorced.

26
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Y'know...
I better hurry home and pack.

27
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- I-I-I'll see you on Monday.
- Oh, okay. Bye!

28
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Text me when you're at camp!
You'll do great!

29
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Tulip?

30
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Tulip, it's your dad.
We need to talk to ya.

31
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Nahhh, she went upstairs.

32
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I don't know, Andy,
what do you wanna do?

33
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_

34
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Okay, game, you're supposed
to be working but watch,

35
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I'll press play
and you're just gonna die.

36
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See, that's not right!

37
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Look at you!
You're moving around now!

38
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Don't ever change.

39
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Thanks, "Coding is Cool" guy!

40
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"Why, thank you, Tulip.

41
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For with your purchase
of my book,

42
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I can finally afford
to have this ferret

43
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removed from my face."

44
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Tulip!
Can you come down here, please?

45
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Yeah?

46
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Tulip, I'm so sorry, but your
dad can't take you to camp.

47
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What?!
What do you mean?! You... ugh.

48
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You said if I brought my grade
up in English I could go!

49
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You... You... You and Dad signed
a contract and everything.

50
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I-I know, Bud.
But your dad mixed up the dates

51
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and planned a work trip
out of town.

52
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Okay, well, then why
don't you take me?!

53
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I have a 12-hour shift
at the hospital tonight

54
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and then another shift on Sunday.

55
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I thought you'd be gone
the whole time.

56
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- What, so you're both too busy
to be my parents? - Hey!

57
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You guys are the ones
whose divorce

58
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keeps messing
everything up, not me!

59
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- This isn't fair!
- No, it isn't fair!

60
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But it was an accident.

61
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And your dad and I are still
trying to figure this out.

62
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I know, we're not very good
at it yet.

63
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Good at what?
Good at being divorced?

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Tulip, I just mean scheduling.

65
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What schedule?!
It's two of you and one kid!

66
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It's not that hard!

67
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Ngh.
Fine. Whatever.

68
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- I can't go.
- Tulip, wait!

69
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- Let's talk about this!
- No! I'm going back to my game.

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_

71
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_

72
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1x01 - The Grid Car

73
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300 miles is not "a quick hop."

74
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Oh!
Well, that's lucky.

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What the... Ugh.

76
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Did I just
hallucinate a train station?

77
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Well, that's... boring.

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"Tulip, we missed you
at game design camp!"

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"Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't quite
make it because I decided to fall

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asleep in a field and dream about
outdated modes of transportation!"

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- Are you my mum?
- W-What?! What? Am I what?

82
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- Are you my mum?
- Nooo!

83
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So you've come to bring
me the sweet release of death?

84
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Also no?
Are you a toy?

85
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You have really good speech
recognition.

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I'm looking for my mother.

87
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I don't know what she looks
like, though.

88
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She might be large...

89
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Or small,
like a nurturing bagel.

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Are you looking for
your bagel mother, too?

91
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No. Definitely not.

92
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Not my dad, either.

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Weird toy.

94
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So what are you looking for?

95
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I'm not looking for anything.

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- I'm going to Oshkosh.
- Is that your home?

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It's where game design camp is.

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- So you're going alone?
- Yes.

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Without your parents?

100
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I don't need them to get there!

101
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Now go back to being a snowman
or a... whatever you are!

102
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Oh, my gosh.
What am I?

103
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Uuuuuugghhh... oooooh?

104
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North St. Paul kids
probably built this.

105
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That door
is impossible to open.

106
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The only way out
is through hypothermia.

107
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Pfffft.

108
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This... is the train?

109
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I'm on a big train!
Like a...

110
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Like a really weird big train?!

111
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You can reach doorknobs?!

112
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How does this door work?
A-A-Are you like a real robot?

113
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Are there other people on here?

114
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- Is this what trains are like?
- Yes!

115
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- Yes to what? Which?
- I 'unno.

116
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Wait.
What's in the next train car?

117
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It'll probably
be disappointing...

118
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Wooooooww!

119
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Oh... hmm.

120
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- Well...
- Called it.

121
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I wonder what this room's for.

122
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Whoa-hoah!
Back to being impressed!

123
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Hop! Hip! Hoop! Hoop!

124
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Hop, hop, hipe, hoop, hop.

125
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Are you building a coffin?

126
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I-It's a character from my game.

127
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I call it "Good Guys
Poppin' Bad Guys."

128
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It's the best game I've ever made.

129
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How many games
have you made?

130
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- One.
- You're joking.

131
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That's kind of a weird thing
to joke about.

132
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That's my name!

133
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- I'm One!
- One...

134
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And that's kind of
a weird name to have.

135
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Unlike my name, which is Tulip
and is perfectly normal.

136
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Oh, you know
I'm getting up there!

137
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Ha-ha!

138
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Aah!
W-What's this?!

139
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One-One?

140
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Do you know
what Wisconsin looks like?

141
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All right, hold on.
Lemme think.

142
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I wanna say it looks like...

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- this?
- No. This is not Wisconsin.

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Okay.

145
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Wahhhh!

146
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Ahhhh!
What happened to that guy?!

147
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You're in kind of
a bad place right now.

148
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I'm not... Oh!

149
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I don't want to be
on this train anymore!

150
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Wait!
Are you my mum?

151
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I forgot what you said last time.

152
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Huh?

153
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- What are you singing?!
- It's a wacky

154
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getting-chased song.
I made it up.

155
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Ahh!

156
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No, no, no, no!

157
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Ahhhh!

158
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I can help, Ms. Tulip.

159
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Ahh!
You can do that?

160
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- Ahhhh!
- Ahh!

161
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Gimme a wall!

162
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Alright, Good Guy,
pop that bad guy!

163
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Uhhhhh, Bad Guy's turn!

164
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One-One, how's that wall?!

165
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Well, it's more
of a house instead of a wall.

166
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Do you want me to start over?

167
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- I'll just start over.
- No!

168
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Don't start over!

169
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I forgot to make a roof.

170
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Is that weird
for a house... no roof?

171
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This place has some stuff
that's okay about it,

172
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and some stuff
that could be better.

173
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There has to be a way off
this train that won't kill me.

174
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Okay, everything has rules.

175
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E-E-Even crazy things
have their own logic.

176
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It's a train, right?

177
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Trains have conductors.

178
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One-One, is there a conductor?

179
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Please tell me you know
the answer.

180
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Conductor? Hmm...

181
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I think we have one of those.

182
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But he would most
likely be at the engine.

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I'm getting off this train.

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