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Bonus IMPROV - I've Reached the Apex of My Education · Very Fine Friends

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  welcome to friends like us bonus improv joe can we please get a suggestion
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  Sure can.
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  Your suggestion is stepson.
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  Oh, stepson.
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  I don't have one of those.
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  Neither do I.
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  We're like twins.
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  We are.
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  That's what twins are.
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  Do you have the same kinds of children?
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  Where does the term come from?
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  Step.
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  Because you're a step away from being real family.
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  Don't come for me.
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  I'm not.
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  No.
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  Okay.
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  You know, like you're a step away from it being real.
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  Ah, that sounds bad.
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  I know.
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  You know what I mean.
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  I know what you mean.
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  I know what you mean.
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  Blood.
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  Yeah.
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  Organ worthy.
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  Hmm.
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  You're not organ worthy.
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  You may not.
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  Steps.
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  I always wanted a twin.
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  No, that's not true.
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  I wanted to find twins.
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  You're not a twin?
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  You just want to see twins in the wild?
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  I want to, like, be with twins.
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  As friends.
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  Oh, okay. You want to be friends with twins?
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  Yeah.
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  In high school, I was friends with two girls that were identical twins.
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  And I found out later from a different friend of mine that after high school, one of them got a tattoo of some kind of Chinese character or something like that.
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  But that meant a beautiful and unique soul.
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  We were just like, you know that's not true.
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  Well, her soul could still be unique.
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  Whatever it was, it was like beautiful and unique woman or whatever.
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  It's like, you are definitely not that.
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  There's literally a corrupt copy of you.
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  And that also made me think, well, it makes me think,
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  you know when people say, you're one in a million, right?
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  That's not really a compliment.
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  No, there's a lot more than a million people.
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  Yeah, exactly.
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  It's like, oh, they're saying there's like 8,000 other people
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  that are exactly like you, right?
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  is that math right i don't know could be 350 in america yeah so at least 350 yeah so if if you're
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  one in a million there at least 350 million or 350 people in the united states that are just like you okay if the math doesn stop now I leaving Well anyway Yeah I was like oh great
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  There's just a ton of people like me then.
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  Did the other twin go out and get a tattoo that matched?
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  That would be hilarious.
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  They weren't that funny.
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  Oh, too bad.
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  That would have been, yeah.
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  Too bad.
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  They were sweet girls, but not that bright.
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  Well, that's the kind of girl I'd want to be.
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  Sweet, but not bright?
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  Yeah.
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  How about sweet and bright?
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  That's too much work.
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  Pick one.
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  I guess it's true.
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  The more you know, the less sweet you get.
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  Isn't that the truth?
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  And now, improv.
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  Mom?
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  Yeah?
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  Today was a hard day.
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  I'm sorry, honey.
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  Tell me about it.
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  I just...
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  I learned more about the world.
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  And it's starting to feel like it's bad.
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  Oh, honey, what did I tell you about learning?
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  I know.
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  It's just hard to ignore them when they talk at school.
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  Teachers?
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  Yeah.
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  Yeah.
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  Well, I learned it.
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  I can't unlearn it.
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  I don't even know if I could go on now.
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  What's the point?
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  Honey, that's not the sweet little kid that I raised.
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  I know, I'm becoming more bright and less sweet.
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  No.
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  It's happening right now.
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  No, let me remove some knowledge from you.
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  How?
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  Napoleon was a really great guy.
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  What?
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  America was discovered in 1912.
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  I'm getting sweet again.
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  Oh, thank goodness.
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  This is, I'm getting, how do we stop this from happening, Mom?
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  I don't know.
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  I, we, we might have to just, every time you're in school, maybe there's a counter teacher right there.
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  A counter teacher?
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  Someone that can just always kind of keep you with a certain amount of knowledge that keeps you sweet.
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  Okay.
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  But still able to function in this world.
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  I hope so, because all I want to do is be.
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  Sweet?
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  Sweet and dumb.
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  I want that too, honey.
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  Thanks, Mom.
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  Cut to school.
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  Okay.
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  And so as you can see the War of 1812 led to some serious repercussions across the whole globe Um I just like to chime in here Oh excuse me Who are you Uh mercenary teacher
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  Mercenary teacher?
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  Yes, thank you.
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  This is my time.
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  Reclaiming my time?
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  Uh, no, there wasn't.
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  And no, it didn't.
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  Thank you.
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  Kids, don't.
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  Kids, you're looking.
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  No, no.
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  I can see you all looking slightly sweeter.
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  Nope. Don't listen to that mercenary teacher.
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  Nope. I want you, when you leave here, I want you angry at the world.
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  That's how much knowledge I want you to have.
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  Jenny, are you, Jenny, Jenny, are you okay?
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  No.
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  Something just happened to me.
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  Jenny, what's happening?
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  Oh, too educated.
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  Oh, yes, that's right.
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  Mad and sweet?
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  Mad and sweet?
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  No, that's a dichotomy.
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  Something's happening.
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  Learn the word dichotomy and come over to my side.
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  I'd like to step in.
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  Mercenary teacher again?
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  There's no dichotomy.
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  There's only...
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  Deuteronomy.
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  Mercenary teacher!
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  What are you doing to my students?
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  That's it.
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  I've reached the apex of my education.
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  No.
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  Yes.
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  You're in sixth grade.
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  This can't be where it ends.
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  I'm done.
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  I'm getting my spindle drift.
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  Spindle.
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  Spindrift.
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  My hobo bag.
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  Your spindle.
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  Your spindle.
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  There's a little bit of knowledge I just was able to give you.
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  More knowledge.
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  I'm gone now.
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  cut to 25 years later oh jenny uh oh hi uh this is um i'm so glad that we could have this date you
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  you're so your your profile was so sweet you like that i i loved it anyway i thought maybe
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  since you let me pick the restaurant and you'd be fine with wherever we went
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  I wanted to go to a Cuisines of the World restaurant where we could just really learn about all kinds of new cuisines.
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  Learn?
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  Yeah.
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  Like, I've never had Ethiopian food, but it looks like it'd be really good.
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  Oh.
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  And I wanted to try.
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  So what I ordered for us in advance is the maitre d menu That the menu where you order something and every dish is something you never heard of and you learn a little bit about a country with every dish
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  and a little bit about their
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  heritage. I can't.
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  What? Jenny, why?
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  I can't. I don't want to.
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  Jenny, but
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  you're so sweet.
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  You said anything that I picked
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  would be great. I respect you.
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  I do. I love you.
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  If you respect me, you would
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  You love me?
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  As a friend, yes.
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  This...
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  Whoa, this is...
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  Jenny, this is moving kind of fast.
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  Oh, good. Here comes the maitre d'.
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  No.
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  Oh, maitre d', yes. Hi.
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  Oh, what was that?
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  Oh, about Ethiopia?
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  Oh, thank you for the food.
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  I just learned so much.
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  Bye.
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  Jenny.
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  Jenny what's happening to you?
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  I don't know I'm
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  Jenny?
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  Is that
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  Are you
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  Why did your shirt just
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  Rip off your shoulders
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  And your body like that
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  Hulk style
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  I didn't do shit
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  Did you say
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  I didn't do shit
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  Jenny that's not very sweet
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  Oh
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  Two wolves are battling inside of me.
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  Jenny!
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  Oh, that's kind of a sweet sound.
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  Oh, no.
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  Oh, no.
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  Help me.
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  Kill me.
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  Here comes Major D.
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  With our next chorus.
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  Major D has our next chorus.
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  Uh, buh, buh, buh.
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  Yes, I'd love to learn about the cuisine of Cambodia.
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  No, Jenny, what is this doing to you?
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  Jenny.
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  You're not the sweet person that I matched with on sweet Bumble.
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  Okay, how can I help you, Jenny?
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  find my twin
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  scene