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Huh? Hmm!

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Huh?

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Huh?

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- Aaaaaaah!
- Aaah!

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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!

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Oh, whoa.

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It is, like, way too early
for all this yelling.

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- Aaaaah! It's talking!
- Aaaaah! Where are we?

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What are you?!
What were you doing to us?

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Come near us again
and I'll throw my...

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I'll throw my...
giant metal boot at you?

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These aren't mine.
Where are my runners?

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Pretty rad boots, though.

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Uh, yeah.

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Uh, those don't come off.

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Not rad!

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What are we wearing?

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Where's my guitar?
Aah!

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- What is this?!
- I have it, too!

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- Did you do this?
- Ugh. No!

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I thought you were, like, dead.

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I was trying to see
if your breath would, like,

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fog up my face or whatever.

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I'm Kez.

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I'm Min-Gi.
This is Ryan.

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The last thing I remember
is getting on a train

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and then getting on...

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a... second... train?

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Yes!
And then a bright light!

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And now waking up here!

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Where are we?
Wow.

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So, you're, like,
brand-brand-new.

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Cool.

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I've never done the whole, like,
explanation thing before.

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Okay. Okay, so,
you know how in life,

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you make, like, choices?

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I guess.

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But there were other choices
you could have made, too?

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And that woulda been, like,
different?

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Uh... sure.

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So, it's basically that.

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What? Is this why you don't usually
do the explanation?

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Okay, so, like,
where are you from?

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Powell Lake.
Both of you?

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Huh. Okay.

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Well, anyway,
you're not in Powell Lake.

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Canada?
No! This isn't Powell Lake Canada.

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America?

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Guys, guys, no!

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This isn't Powell Lake
Canada America.

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Why does your house
have such a long name?

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That's not the name
of our house.

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Apartment, whatever.

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Okay.
So, it's like...

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Okay, so, you're in, like,
a secret pocket

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that opened up in your world,
and you, like, climbed inside

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and it's, like, in the pocket.

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"Whoa! Here are some keys!
Here's some lint!

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And here's, like,
an iceberg or whatever."

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How?

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I dunno!
What am I, a pocket scientist?!

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Oh, right.
Okay, we just met.

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So, like, for the record,
I'm not a pocket scientist.

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Get back here, Kez!
You won't get away that easy!

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Oh, right.
I was being chased.

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You forgot you were being chased?!

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Well, I got distracted
by you two corpses.

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We're gonna make a raft,
and when we're done with you,

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you'll be nothing but particles!

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Your little passenger
friends, too!

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Oooooh, you guys are in trouble.

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We're all in trouble!

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Right. Okay.

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So, they're, like, probably mad

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the car
isn't, like, warm anymore.

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This was a warm iceberg?

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Nah, man,
that's a different car.

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Come here.

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So, this thing that was next
to the exit door...

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I thought it was
a vending machine.

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Tsk. I wanted some gum.
You can chew gum?

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I guess I'll never know now, will I?

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Uh, how does it work?

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I dunno.
I tried to use it,

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and it just got,
like, super cold.

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Like, everywhere.

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And then those fish were,
like, pretty mad.

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Ah! Whoa, dude!
This is crazy!

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How do we even get home?

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I'm supposed to start uni
in September.

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Wow. Huge tragedy.

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- What?
- Nothing.

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Nothing!

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- Fine.
- What?!

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Whatever. Let's just figure
this thermostat out

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before those Parka Fish
get here.

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Aaah! Too warm!

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Cool.

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Aah!
Dang.

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Let me try. What, like you'll know how
to use a magic thermostat

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better than me?

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Huh?

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What?!

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Huh?

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What are you doing?!

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Ryan!
This isn't a thermostat!

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It's an era... stat
or something.

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It's changing
the geological eras!

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Like we're watching them
go through evolution!

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What are you, a dial scientist?

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Oh, dang!
This whole time,

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I thought you guys knew each other.
We do.

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But he doesn't know
what you do for a living?

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Kinda weird!

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Aaah!

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Aah!

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Uhh...

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Hah!

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Aah!

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Wha?

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Aah!

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Aaah!

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Oh, you think it's funny
to scramble our DNA?!

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This will be nothing
compared to what you will suffer

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when we catch you!

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Your atoms will go nuclear!

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Your cells will implode!

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Okay, you're right.
It's an era-stat!

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Gimme!
Hey!

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Ah, too far in the future!

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You're the one
who changed it this time!

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I wasn't accusing you!
I was just saying!

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We are the One True Thought.

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We know all.

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You have angered
the One True Thought

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and must be eliminated.

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Whoa. They know all.

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Hey, One True Thought,
can I chew gum?

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Yes.

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Oh!
What flavor should I try first?

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Grape.

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Oh. Um...

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You know what? I'm good.

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Aah! Aah!

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Aah!

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What do we do?!
We've tried everything!

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Too far left, and they're rocks!
Too far right, and they're eyes!

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G-Give it to me!
Stop acting like you know more than me!

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Stop acting like a child!

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Huh?

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Oh, yeah!

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This is what it looked
like before!

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The dial thingy was in that.

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The blue went into the past,

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and the red
went into the future.

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Heh.

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You three are unbelievable!

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We fixed it!

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We didn't know,
and, in Kez's defense,

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it does look
like a vending machine.

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If you didn't start
in the Ice Age,

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why have you been wearing
parkas this whole time?

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We were about to leave
for a ski trip,

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not that it's
any of your business!

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We've got a different trip
in mind now, though.

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One where we come over there,

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re-program the Eon Oscillator
to control your evolution,

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and send you back
to the darkness of time!

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Okay, door, door, door, door!

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Alright, Kez!
Come here Kez!

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Uh, so, sorry about
this and all,

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but, like, can't have you
chasing us, so...

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Kez! No!

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Oh, come on!

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Wow. That was...

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I mean, man.

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Right?

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What?
We're still on a train?!

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Uh, yeah. Remember?
I explained that.

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No! You just said
we're "in a pocket"!

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That was it!
"In a pocket."

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Oh.
Well, you're in a pocket,

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and you got here by, like,
getting on the train.

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And you have to learn lessons
and stuff,

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and get your number
down to zero.

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Otherwise, the train
won't let you off.

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- Lessons?
- Yeah, 'cause you were, like,

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screwing up your lives and junk.

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Never heard of two people
getting on

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at the same time, though.
That's wild.

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Same number, too.
Wild.

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You bought the tickets.

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Dude, for the normal train!

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I didn't go to the metro station

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and say, "Hi! Two tickets
on the Wormhole Judgment Line."

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Well, I definitely didn't have
anything to do with this.

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I was having a totally normal
night at Dumpty's when...

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You working at a
Humpty Dumpty-themed restaurant

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is anything but normal.

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Wow. And you guys
are mortal enemies, too?

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What are the odds?

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What?!
We're not enemies.

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Ryan is my best friend.
Yeah.

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Could two enemies have figured
out that dial thing together?

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Well, I mean, yeah,

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'cause you didn't figure it out
so much as, like, fight over it

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until it randomly fell
into place.

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We weren't fighting.

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Yeah. We were just...

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I don't know.
We were just talking.

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Totally.
It's just that...

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you don't really know us.

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Yeah. We're fine.

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We're great.

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Okay. You know what?

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Let's not stress
about dials or trains

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or numbers or anything.

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Let me just take you back
to my place, and we can chill.

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Cool, cool.

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You'll meet my roommate, Morgan.

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It'll be great. Good.

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This is good!

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Cause', like honestly,
in my opinion,

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sometimes numbers
are a part of the problem,

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not the solution, you know?

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Yeah, you get it.
Okay, come on.

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How far is your place, anyway?

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Eh, just a couple
dozen cars back.

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Does that mean
there are more cars

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with more people out to get us?

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Ah, nah!

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Most people are super chill.

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Aah!

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Well, if it ain't our ol' friend

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Cactus Kez.

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