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Superhero Gardening and Survival Camp - 2 Full Summer Camp Planet Adventures · Dad’s Bedtime Stories

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Speaker 1: Hello, friends from across the nation and around the world.
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Speaker 1: I'm Martin, and you are listening to a special weekend
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Speaker 1: compilation episode of Dad's Bedtime Stories. We're gonna head back
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Speaker 1: into the summer Camp planet to finish up some of
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Speaker 1: our compilations. I believe we're gonna start with let's see
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Speaker 1: here some sort of super Hero Summer Camp or Superhero
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Speaker 1: Gardening summer Camp, because that's an episode I made at
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Speaker 1: some point, and we're gonna follow that up with Survival Camp.
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Speaker 1: a possible sponsor, followed by two full stories without any
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Speaker 1: commercial breaks at all, it's time to close your eyes,
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Speaker 1: get as comfy as you can in that bed, and
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Speaker 1: imagine yourself doing what the kid in the story does.
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Speaker 1: Imagine yourself waking up on spaceship, Oh, your boring spaceship
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Speaker 1: you say, good morning, anything fun to do today? You ask, Unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: we are currently traveling to a distant planet that I
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Speaker 1: believe if you will love to check out. However, the
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Speaker 1: journey there should be very long. You have several days
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Speaker 1: to kill before we get there. Several days. Ah, well,
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Speaker 1: maybe I could go back to the Summer Camp Planet.
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Speaker 1: Then you suggest, I thought you might want.
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Speaker 2: To do that.
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Speaker 1: Activating portal. Now, a little door in the floor opens up,
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Speaker 1: and out of it rises a huge circular portal. The
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Speaker 1: portal lights up a bright blue color that looks kind
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Speaker 1: of like energy water. Don't forget your things, Spaceship says,
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Speaker 1: as a long robotic arm shoots out of the side
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Speaker 1: of the ship carrying a large Duffel bag. Spaceship places
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Speaker 1: the Duffel bag down beside you. You grab a hold
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Speaker 1: of it, and then you jump through the portal. You
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Speaker 1: find yourself in a large, colorful tunnel, flying straight through
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Speaker 1: the center. As the tunnel turns left and right, up
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Speaker 1: and down like a super cool water slide. Then you
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Speaker 1: see another circle of liquid water at the end, fly
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Speaker 1: through it and find yourself behind the same tree in
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Speaker 1: the main parking lot of the Summer Camp Planet. As
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Speaker 1: you've done before. You walk towards the main building, open
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Speaker 1: up the door, and you're immediately greeted by some of
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Speaker 1: the Sails team on the summer camp Planet Wilcombe.
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Speaker 2: I believe I've seen you before.
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Speaker 1: Let me check the database, the woman types on a computer.
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Speaker 2: Oh. Yes, you are prepaid for any summer camp you
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Speaker 2: would like to attend. Do you have anything in mind
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Speaker 2: for today? You think, for a second, where do I
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Speaker 2: want to go? Wait a second, my friend, Pip, I,
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Speaker 2: where's he these days? You ask?
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Speaker 1: I'll search the dirtabase, the woman says, as she types
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Speaker 1: away on a keyboard. A yes, Pip, I believe he
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Speaker 1: is currently attending the super Hero Gardening Camp. The Superhero
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Speaker 1: Gardening Camp.
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Speaker 2: What's that? Oh? It is a very popular camp, though
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Speaker 2: named somewhat strangely. The super Hero Gardening Camp is a
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Speaker 2: camp full of all sorts of different fruits. Each one
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Speaker 2: gives you a specially created super power for a limited time. Anyways,
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Speaker 2: you get to explore different powers and grow different kinds
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Speaker 2: of super fruit. It is a jolly good time. I say, uh, okay.
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Speaker 1: You say I want to go to the super Hero
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Speaker 1: Gardening Camp. Understood Communicating with a shuttle now on the
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Speaker 1: other side of the main building, there's a little platform
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Speaker 1: kind of like a train platform. A futuristic space shuttle
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Speaker 1: sort of thing flies down and lands on it. There's
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Speaker 1: your ride, the woman says, pointing towards the high tech
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Speaker 1: looking shuttle.
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Speaker 2: You walk across.
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Speaker 1: The gigantic main building to the other side with the
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Speaker 1: little platform area. You climb aboard the shuttle, place your
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Speaker 1: bag on the ground, and strap yourself in one of
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Speaker 1: the seats. The shuttle lifts up off the ground and
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Speaker 1: shoots out across the summer camp planet once again. Once again,
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Speaker 1: you're amazed as you look below you at all of
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Speaker 1: the different kinds of summer camps that exist here. You
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Speaker 1: pass over one that looks like it's a giant water
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Speaker 1: slide camp of some kind, at least something like that.
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Speaker 1: Before long, the shuttle slowly begins to lower itself down
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Speaker 1: to what you can only assume is the superhero gardening camp.
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Speaker 1: Your assumptions are pretty much confirmed by looking around the
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Speaker 1: camp and watching kids of all different shapes and sizes
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Speaker 1: trying out various different superpowers. Kids in one corner are
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Speaker 1: creating flames from their hands and shooting them at targets.
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Speaker 1: Kids in another area are well practicing what looks like
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Speaker 1: super strength throwing gigantic boulders as far as they possibly can.
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Speaker 1: And of course there's kids all over the camp, just
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Speaker 1: kind of flying around with superflight abilities. The ship lands
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Speaker 1: in the back hatch opens up. You one buckle, grab
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Speaker 1: your duffel bag and walk down once again. Sure enough,
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Speaker 1: you see a familiar face, your friend Pip.
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Speaker 3: Oh, they told me you were coming. It's so good
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Speaker 3: to see you again.
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Speaker 2: Pip says, it's.
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Speaker 3: Good to see you. Do well, they said we could
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Speaker 3: be in the same cabin.
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Speaker 1: This.
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Speaker 3: Here's our camp counselor, Rob.
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Speaker 2: They it's right.
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Speaker 1: My name is Rob and I'm your counselor for the
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Speaker 1: super Hero Garden in Camp. Come with me. Rob and
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Speaker 1: Pip lead you to your summer camp cabin as it
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Speaker 1: normally does. It looks like a pretty normal summer camp cabin,
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Speaker 1: a large room with a whole bunch of bunk beds
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Speaker 1: spread around the outside. You find to bunk bed next
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Speaker 1: to Pips, throw your stuff on it and turn around. Well,
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Speaker 1: are you too ready for our first adventure? Let's go
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Speaker 1: explore some of the superpowers here on the Superpower Garden
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Speaker 1: and Camp. Oh my, goodness, you're gonna love this so much.
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Speaker 1: There's all sorts of superpowers you can get. Come on,
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Speaker 1: let's go check it out.
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Speaker 4: You.
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Speaker 1: Rob and Pip leave the cabin and walk down a trail,
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Speaker 1: a trail that leads you through the woods to a
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Speaker 1: forest of very interesting looking fruit. The trees here are
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Speaker 1: full of blue apple looking things that, instead of hanging
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Speaker 1: from the trees, seem to sort of pull the trees upward.
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Speaker 1: They float above the branches as if they're trying to
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Speaker 1: lift the tree into the air. Now we find that
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Speaker 1: one of the first things most campers want to do
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Speaker 1: is learn how to fly. This here is our flat
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Speaker 1: tree forest. Now, after we do some general plant maintenance,
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Speaker 1: our reward will be well the power of flight. Rob
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Speaker 1: starts to show you how the well flight apple trees
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Speaker 1: prefer to be taken care of, how to water them,
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Speaker 1: how to spread a little bit of special flight tree
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Speaker 1: fertilizer around, and how to check on the various fruits.
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Speaker 1: After working together to ensure the trees in the area
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Speaker 1: whereas healthy as they could be, providing them with lots
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Speaker 1: of water and food, Rob announces that it's now time
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Speaker 1: to show you how to pick the fruit. Now, most apples,
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Speaker 1: when you pick them, you take the bottom of the
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Speaker 1: apple and you kind of point it up towards the sky.
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Speaker 1: That breaks the thing off nice and easy. But these
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Speaker 1: here apples are the opposite. You're gonna take the apple
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Speaker 1: and kind of twist the bottom of it so it's
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Speaker 1: pointing at the ground instead of up at the sky.
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Speaker 1: Like this, Rob walks over to one of the shorter
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Speaker 1: apple trees. He grabs a hold of one of the apples,
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Speaker 1: which is sort of floating bottom up towards the sky,
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Speaker 1: and he twists it down towards the ground. Sure enough,
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Speaker 1: the apple easily breaks off. Then you gotta have a bat.
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Speaker 1: Rob starts chomping away on the apple, and then he
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Speaker 1: begins to float into the air. This is still one
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Speaker 1: of my favorite powers. Rob says, dry some you and
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Speaker 1: Pip both walk over to the flying apple tree. You
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Speaker 1: grab a hold of an apple, twist it down, and
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Speaker 1: then you take a bite. Strangely, the apple tastes like
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Speaker 1: a blueberry apple or something like that, But as you swallow,
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Speaker 1: a very interesting tingling sensation starts to shoot through your
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Speaker 1: arms and your legs, and then well you start to
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Speaker 1: sort of flow in the air. You finish eating the
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Speaker 1: apple and you try to get a hang.
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Speaker 2: Of this power. How do you control it?
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Speaker 1: You say, as you just sort of continue to float upward,
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Speaker 1: waving your arms and legs around.
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Speaker 2: Well, it's sort of hard.
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Speaker 1: To explain, but you should have a bit of a
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Speaker 1: new sense, lack a muscle you didn't have before, one
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Speaker 1: that allows you to push forward or backward, or up
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Speaker 1: and down. I think of it as a flat core.
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Speaker 1: You close your eyes and try to focus for a second,
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Speaker 1: and sure enough, you do feel something different. You hold
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Speaker 1: on to that feeling using your mind, and you push
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Speaker 1: it down towards the ground. Sure enough, that shoots you
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Speaker 1: up into the air. The harder you push towards the ground,
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Speaker 1: the further up you fly. You find that you can
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Speaker 1: sort of shift this new sense, making you turn left
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Speaker 1: and right, up and down. Before long, you Pip and
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Speaker 1: Rob are zooming through the sky, flying high above the
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Speaker 1: wel superhero gardening camp. You start by flying in wide
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Speaker 1: open spaces, turning left and right with ease, feeling the
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Speaker 1: wind press against your skin. You try to do a
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Speaker 1: couple loops and somersaults and twirls. It's amazing to feel
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Speaker 1: this free. You look down at the camp below you,
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Speaker 1: and you see other people flying around as well. Some
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Speaker 1: of them are sort of dodging beneath the trees or
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Speaker 1: between them. I should say you try that out too.
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Speaker 1: You and Pip fly down towards a nearby forest and
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Speaker 1: begin zigzagging between the trees left and right, left and right,
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Speaker 1: then again up into the air. Flying makes you feel
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Speaker 1: so incredibly free. After a while, you just sort of
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Speaker 1: start to slowly drift down towards the ground. You try
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Speaker 1: to use your flight sense to push yourself up again,
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Speaker 1: but it just doesn't work. You gently float down like
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Speaker 1: a leaf falling from a tree until you land on
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Speaker 1: the ground once again. Well I should have explained that
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Speaker 1: all of these powers only work for a limited time.
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Speaker 1: That's about all you get with the flight apples. Now
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Speaker 1: we can eat some more, or we can go check
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Speaker 1: out some other superpowers. Rob says, let's see what else
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Speaker 1: there is, all right, Actually, we've landed pretty near to
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Speaker 1: one of my favorite powers. Come over here. Rob leads
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Speaker 1: you down another forest trail until you come to another
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Speaker 1: set of trees that are full of well, super pears.
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Speaker 1: Pears that look a lot tougher and a lot bigger
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Speaker 1: than a normal pear. These here are strength pears. Now
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Speaker 1: you pick a much the same way you pick an apple,
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Speaker 1: twisting him up towards the sky. Rob demonstrates as he
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Speaker 1: grabs a hold of a pear. You and Pip both
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Speaker 1: get your own. Then you each take a bite. The
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Speaker 1: pears are absolutely delicious, and it doesn't take you long
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Speaker 1: to completely finish yours. When you're done, a different kind
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Speaker 1: of tingling sensation starts to pass through your arms and legs,
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Speaker 1: and suddenly your muscles start to bulge, kind of like
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Speaker 1: you're flexing every muscle in your body at once. But
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Speaker 1: the sensation continues and it gets stronger and stronger and stronger,
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Speaker 1: until you feel like you could lift up absolutely anything
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Speaker 1: in the world.
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Speaker 2: Now, Rob says.
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Speaker 1: Come on and test this out. He leads you off
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Speaker 1: to the side of the forest to an area of
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Speaker 1: gigantic round boulders. He grabs a hold of one of
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Speaker 1: the boulders, easily lifts it up over his head and
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Speaker 1: throws it as far as he can. The thing flies
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Speaker 1: high into the air and arcs down, eventually crashing into
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Speaker 1: a big open field full of other boulders. Give it
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Speaker 1: a try. Let's see which of you can.
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Speaker 2: Throw the boulder, the furthest.
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Speaker 1: You walk up to one of the boulders, you grab
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Speaker 1: it on either side with your hands, and strangely, you
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Speaker 1: accidentally crush the side of it a little bit, making
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Speaker 1: parts break off. WHA, I'm going to have to be
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Speaker 1: really careful when i have this power on, you think.
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Speaker 1: You lift the boulder back over top of you and
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Speaker 1: then fling it as far and as hard as you
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Speaker 1: can into the air. The boulder shoots up into the sky,
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Speaker 1: arcs down and crashes into the ground. You look over
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Speaker 1: at Pip, the once wimpy sort of looking kid, now
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Speaker 1: has well muscles. He grabs a hold of the boulder,
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Speaker 1: spins around on the ground, and uses the momentum to
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Speaker 1: throw the boulder even higher up into the air than
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Speaker 1: you could. It flies past both your boulder and robs
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Speaker 1: and crashes into the ground behind. I've sort of done
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Speaker 1: this before, Pip says, I told you, I go on
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Speaker 1: a tour of camps every summer. That's amazing. What else
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Speaker 1: can we do with this super strength? Well, we do
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Speaker 1: find that some of our campers want to test out
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Speaker 1: their new might against something kind of challenging, and that's
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Speaker 1: why we have this robot battle arena right here. Rob
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Speaker 1: points to the side and you suddenly see a gigantic
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Speaker 1: circular cage that you never noticed before. Inside it are
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Speaker 1: a bunch of robots lined up against the wall. We
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Speaker 1: get these things from the Robot battle camp. You can
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Speaker 1: decide how many you want to fight at once.
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Speaker 2: Watch this.
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Speaker 1: Rob says as he steps into the arena. I think
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Speaker 1: I could take on five of you guys. He announces,
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Speaker 1: and suddenly five of the robot on the outskirts of
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Speaker 1: the battleground activate and walk forward. One by one, they
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Speaker 1: begin to run towards Rob. Rob swings a fist and
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Speaker 1: breaks apart one of the robots into thousands of pieces.
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Speaker 1: As the next one attacks, he kicks it with his leg,
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Speaker 1: a perfect front kick that leaves the robot flying in
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Speaker 1: the other direction in multiple pieces as well. As the
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Speaker 1: next robot runs it, rob he meets it head on,
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Speaker 1: and I mean head on. He lifts his whole body
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Speaker 1: up into the air, pulls back his head, and as
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Speaker 1: he lands on the ground, he smashes the robot apart
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Speaker 1: using his forehead. The entire thing is absolutely obliterated, broken
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Speaker 1: into and thousands of pieces on the ground. As the
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Speaker 1: next two robots attack at once. He grabs them out
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Speaker 1: of the air, breaking apart their chest pieces as he
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Speaker 1: grabs on. Then he takes a robot in each hand
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Speaker 1: and smashes it together. The robots break into thousands of pieces,
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Speaker 1: and rob is victorious. He walks back out of the
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Speaker 1: battle area and says, nah, Rad, that was a lot
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Speaker 1: of fun.
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Speaker 2: Your turn.
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Speaker 1: You and Pip enter the battle arena. This could be
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Speaker 1: a lot of fun. You say, now, how many robots
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Speaker 1: would you like to take on? Let's just start with two.
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Speaker 1: I've never done this before. You say, all right, I
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Speaker 1: can add more after if you won't. Two robots activate
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Speaker 1: and begin to walk forward. They each take on a
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Speaker 1: fighting stance, and then they jump into the air. Pips
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Speaker 1: robot launching a flying kick, and yours a flying punch.
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Speaker 1: Neither of you are exactly sure what to do, and
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Speaker 1: the robots connect with both of their attacks. Strangely, you
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Speaker 1: don't feel anything. It's as if the robot just punched
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Speaker 1: a stone wall as hard as it could. You grab
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Speaker 1: onto the robot's arm, break it away from your chest,
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Speaker 1: and then strike it with your palm as hard as
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Speaker 1: you can. To your surprise, the center of the robot
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Speaker 1: goes flying and hitting the back of the cage, while
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Speaker 1: the rest of the robot still stands in front of
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Speaker 1: you until it collapses into pieces on the ground. Pip
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Speaker 1: lifts up his robot and throws it as well, smashing
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Speaker 1: it against the cage. I feel invincible. Let's try some more,
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Speaker 1: you say, and Rob activates more robots. Robot after robots
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Speaker 1: starts running towards you, and Robot after Robot gets smashed
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Speaker 1: into thousands and thousands of pieces. It turns out that
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Speaker 1: battling robots with super strength is actually kind of relaxing
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Speaker 1: for some reason.
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Speaker 2: Malad.
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Speaker 1: Then let's go check out some of the other things
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Speaker 1: and take care of them.
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Speaker 2: Rob leads you on.
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Speaker 1: A tour through the Superhero gardening camp. You see all
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Speaker 1: kinds of different plants and bushes, each one with the
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Speaker 1: ability to give you different powers ice, blueberries, fire strawberries,
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Speaker 1: and as you go you take your turn caring for
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Speaker 1: the plants themselves.
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Speaker 2: Each section of the.
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Speaker 1: Camp has its own caretaker who knows how to care
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Speaker 1: for that special plant, and you and Pip join in
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Speaker 1: watering the plants, caring for them, planting new plants out
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Speaker 1: of the seeds of the old. It's actually a pretty
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Speaker 1: good time man. That brings us to one of the
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Speaker 1: highlights of Superhero Garden in Camp, the chance to build
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Speaker 1: a plant of your very own with a super power
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Speaker 1: of your very choosing. Rob says, follow me to the
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Speaker 1: plant laboratory. Rob leads you into a large white building
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Speaker 1: that's down by the mess hall. Inside you see cubicle
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Speaker 1: after cubicle with other kids working in little lab coats
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Speaker 1: talking to computers, planting seeds into dirt and putting them
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Speaker 1: into some sort of interesting chamber that allows the plant
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Speaker 1: to grow really quickly.
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Speaker 2: Now in this lab.
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Speaker 1: You can work beside an advanced artificial intelligence that has
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Speaker 1: been programmed with different alien species from throughout the universe.
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Speaker 1: Your job is to come up with the kind of
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Speaker 1: plant you want to create, and the artificial intelligence will
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Speaker 1: help engineer a plant or a plant seed anyways, based
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Speaker 1: on what you want. It sort of takes the genetic
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Speaker 1: information it has about different alien species and implants it.
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Speaker 2: Into a seed.
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Speaker 1: You can then work with some of our gardening experts
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Speaker 1: to turn that into a plant. Our incubation chambers allow
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Speaker 1: the plants to grow at rapid speed as long as
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Speaker 1: you create something that we don't considered to be an
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Speaker 1: existential threat to the universe or others back wherever you
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Speaker 1: came from. We'll let you take it home, care for
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Speaker 1: the plant, and enjoy the fruits of your labor. Will
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Speaker 1: be your workstation, Rob says.
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Speaker 2: Again.
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Speaker 1: You find a workstation with a large computer with a
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Speaker 1: little computerized face on it, something that looks a lot
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Speaker 1: like a three D printer, a whole bunch of pots
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Speaker 1: and dirt and water, and an incubation chamber. Hello, the
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Speaker 1: computer says, what would you like to create? I'll leave
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Speaker 1: you do it, Rob says, and then he walks away.
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Speaker 1: Uh what can we create? You ask? My data banks
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Speaker 1: are full of all sorts of interesting alien life forms.
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Speaker 1: Would you like to explore some of them? The computer asks, Uh?
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Speaker 2: Sure?
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Speaker 1: What sort of power? Were you thinking? Perhaps invisibility or
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Speaker 1: the ability to manipulate one of the elements of the planet.
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Speaker 1: The computer says, do you think it would be possible
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Speaker 1: to make some sort of teleporting power?
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Speaker 2: You ask?
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Speaker 1: Searching data banks? Now interesting, there is one species, a
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Speaker 1: species of quantum teleporting frogs that seem to have the
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Speaker 1: ability to shift their existence from one point in the
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Speaker 1: universe to another. Would you like me to create this?
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Speaker 1: And merge it with some sort of seed. The computer asks, Uh, yeah, excellent,
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Speaker 1: what type of fruit would you like to create?
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Speaker 2: Well, uh, maybe.
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Speaker 1: Some strawberries, you suggest, looking over at Pip, who just
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Speaker 1: kind of shrugs his shoulders. Understood infusing genetic information from
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Speaker 1: Quantum teleporting frogs into strawberry seed. You watch as the
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Speaker 1: three D printer like device starts to activate, Light shoots
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Speaker 1: out of it, and bit by bit, two tiny strawberry
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Speaker 1: seeds are created. Finished creating, Now it's time to plant
30:40
Speaker 1: the seeds. You and Pip both take one of the seeds.
30:45
Speaker 1: You grab a little pot, fill it up with dirt,
30:50
Speaker 1: water it a bit, and plant the seed inside activating
30:56
Speaker 1: incubation chamber. Please place the plants inside. You and Pip
31:03
Speaker 1: open up the door to the incubation chamber and place
31:08
Speaker 1: the two pods with dirt and seeds inside it, and
31:13
Speaker 1: you close the door. The chamber activates a light which
31:19
Speaker 1: kind of mimics the light of the sun appears above,
31:23
Speaker 1: and the chamber starts to hum with energy. Soon, at
31:30
Speaker 1: some sort of accelerated speed, you see the strawberry seeds sprouting,
31:37
Speaker 1: then growing. Then little flowers appear, and the flowers start
31:43
Speaker 1: to turn into strawberries. When the incubation chamber beeps, the
31:50
Speaker 1: plants are fully grown. You open up the door and
31:56
Speaker 1: you and Pip both pull out your strawberry plants, complete
32:01
Speaker 1: with quite a few strawberries each. Well, Pip, you think
32:06
Speaker 1: we should try them. You ask, I, I will if.
32:11
Speaker 2: You do, Pip says.
32:14
Speaker 1: You place the strawberries on the counter, you each pick
32:18
Speaker 1: one out and you take a bite. Now, the strawberries
32:25
Speaker 1: are very delicious, but the sensation that they cause throughout
32:31
Speaker 1: your body is kind of hard to define. It's a
32:35
Speaker 1: sensation of being less solid, less well, less in existence
32:44
Speaker 1: than you're used to. You never really noticed how your
32:48
Speaker 1: body felt so firmly planted in reality before until now,
32:55
Speaker 1: when it no longer felt that way. Your mind started
32:59
Speaker 1: to wander around the area from place to police. You
33:05
Speaker 1: think about the flying apple trees, and suddenly you find
33:10
Speaker 1: yourself in between them. You think about the super strength
33:17
Speaker 1: pear trees, and in an instant, you're there as well. Next,
33:24
Speaker 1: you think for a second about spaceship where exactly is he?
33:29
Speaker 1: And the answer is given to you as you appear
33:34
Speaker 1: on the middle of the ship. You look over and
33:38
Speaker 1: find changer in the form of some sort of alien
33:42
Speaker 1: you've never seen before, and spaceship or the spaceship robot
33:50
Speaker 1: sitting down on the couch, watching Netflix and drinking some
33:56
Speaker 1: sort of drink. Clearly they got up to some interesting
34:01
Speaker 1: things when you're not around, But just as quickly as
34:04
Speaker 1: you see it, you appear back at the summer camp planet.
34:11
Speaker 1: You decide to use your new power to explore a
34:15
Speaker 1: little bit. When Pip appears beside you, you make a suggestion,
34:21
Speaker 1: I want to go check out some of the other
34:23
Speaker 1: summer camps. Quickly, you ask, uh, okay, I guess it
34:29
Speaker 1: couldn't hurt anything. Pip says, I want to lead the way.
34:35
Speaker 1: Pip asks, okay. You step over and place your hand
34:40
Speaker 1: on Pip's shoulder. Maybe that'll allow you to both teleport
34:44
Speaker 1: to the same place. Then you close your rise and
34:48
Speaker 1: you think about some of the different places you've seen
34:52
Speaker 1: on your way to this summer camp or one of
34:55
Speaker 1: the others. You reappear at the Water Slide Camp MP.
35:01
Speaker 1: As you look around, you see an intricate set of
35:05
Speaker 1: slides going in all different directions. Kids happily running up
35:10
Speaker 1: giant staircases, sliding down on large tubes, and generally having
35:18
Speaker 1: a good time. This place looks awesome. Let's see what
35:22
Speaker 1: else there is. You close your eyes and again you
35:26
Speaker 1: reappear in a pile of garbage. You look around, and
35:34
Speaker 1: there aren't many campers to see. All you see is
35:38
Speaker 1: a giant landfill. Maybe this is where they put all
35:43
Speaker 1: their garbage. This can't possibly be a summer camp, can it,
35:48
Speaker 1: you say, as you look around at the trash, But strangely,
35:54
Speaker 1: you do notice a few campers and a camp counselor
35:59
Speaker 1: digging through the piles of trash. It's not your idea
36:04
Speaker 1: of a summer camp, but it could be kind of cool.
36:09
Speaker 1: You close your eyes again and you reappear on a
36:14
Speaker 1: summer camp where all of the buildings look like they're
36:18
Speaker 1: made of chocolate. Amazing, But the ground is covered in
36:24
Speaker 1: something strange.
36:26
Speaker 2: It is that coffee on the.
36:28
Speaker 1: Ground, you ask, And then as you take a step forward,
36:33
Speaker 1: you slip, fall towards the ground and instantly disappear, reappearing
36:40
Speaker 1: again in a well. A pile of clouds pit appears
36:47
Speaker 1: beside you, and the cloud lifts up off of the ground.
36:53
Speaker 1: For some reason, it's solid, and you find yourself surrounded
36:59
Speaker 1: by their campers, just sleeping on their own clouds drifting
37:04
Speaker 1: up into the air, floating around lazily. Your watch beeps,
37:12
Speaker 1: indicating that whoa, it's way past bedtime. We need to
37:17
Speaker 1: get back to camp, you say. You place your hand
37:22
Speaker 1: on Pip's shoulder again, close your eyes, and reappear standing
37:28
Speaker 1: in front. If you're teleporting strawberry plants, you and Pip
37:33
Speaker 1: each grab a hold of them. I'll meet you back
37:36
Speaker 1: at the cabin, you say, and with that you disappear,
37:42
Speaker 1: reappearing right in front of your bunk. You place the
37:47
Speaker 1: little strawberry plant down on a shelf beside the bunk,
37:52
Speaker 1: climb into bed, and Pip soon appears and does the same.
37:58
Speaker 1: This is so cool, Oh, I can't wait to try
38:02
Speaker 1: out other powers. As you lay in the bed, you
38:07
Speaker 1: feel the teleportation power start to fade, and once again
38:13
Speaker 1: you feel more solid. You pull the covers up to
38:18
Speaker 1: your chin, close your eyes, and lay your head back
38:24
Speaker 1: on the soft pillow. With each breath, you begin to
38:31
Speaker 1: sink down deeper into the comfortable mattress as you release
38:37
Speaker 1: all of the tension from your arms and legs, and
38:43
Speaker 1: the more you breathe, the deeper you sink, the more
38:49
Speaker 1: relaxed your muscles become. And the more your mind begins
38:55
Speaker 1: to wander off to thoughts of new dreams and new
39:01
Speaker 1: adventures to come. Good night everyone. You wake up the
39:08
Speaker 1: next morning inside your very own log cabin. You and
39:15
Speaker 1: Pip quickly run outside to greet the other villagers. You
39:20
Speaker 1: watch as they begin to make their way out of
39:23
Speaker 1: their very own cabins, sit around the campfire and cook
39:29
Speaker 1: some breakfast. You walk over and sit down with them. Wow,
39:36
Speaker 1: good morning, Bill says, Good morning Bill. What else can
39:41
Speaker 1: we do to get this camp going? You ask, well,
39:46
Speaker 1: we're gonna need a number of things, starting with a
39:52
Speaker 1: storage area. Man. So you, Pip, Bill, and Edna get
39:59
Speaker 1: to work building the storage area, a place where food
40:04
Speaker 1: and water and other supplies can be stored for the
40:07
Speaker 1: villagers to use. When that's done, it's time to build
40:13
Speaker 1: a place to make better meals. Then it's time to
40:17
Speaker 1: build a blacksmith forge. Then, of course, you need to
40:22
Speaker 1: build new houses and shelters to have more villagers come
40:27
Speaker 1: and work in those stations. You, Pip, Bill, and Edna
40:33
Speaker 1: spend day after day building the town up, until you
40:38
Speaker 1: soon have hundreds of workers. You have houses and farms,
40:46
Speaker 1: seamstresses and crafters, wood cutters, miners, and even fishermen and hunters.
40:57
Speaker 1: Once the town is pretty much built up and you
41:00
Speaker 1: have all the right people working in it, you spend
41:04
Speaker 1: days just kind of living for a living, gathering water,
41:10
Speaker 1: eating food, caring for animals, tending crops, talking to others.
41:18
Speaker 1: It's actually a really good time, but it does eventually
41:24
Speaker 1: start to feel like it might be time for something new.
41:28
Speaker 1: After spending about a week at Pioneer Camp and building
41:34
Speaker 1: a extremely impressive village for that amount of time, you
41:40
Speaker 1: and Pip go to see Bill and Edna. Guys, this
41:45
Speaker 1: has been really fun. We actually kind of thought this
41:49
Speaker 1: camp would be terrible, but we soon realized it. It's amazing.
41:54
Speaker 1: The thing is, I think we're kind of ready to
41:57
Speaker 1: move on. You say, ah, I thought this would happen.
42:03
Speaker 1: Bill says, oh, also, we got a message from headquarters.
42:08
Speaker 1: Apparently you two have been on the waiting list for
42:11
Speaker 1: some sort of survival camp. Well, it turns out it's
42:17
Speaker 1: ready to go. The helicopter's coming shortly. Helicopter, you say, man.
42:27
Speaker 1: Then you hear a thundering sort of sound. Helicopter bleeds.
42:35
Speaker 1: A helicopter's shadow appears on the ground, and you look
42:40
Speaker 1: up to see two men dressed in army outfits lowering
42:45
Speaker 1: themselves down on large ropes. All right, it's time to
42:50
Speaker 1: come with us, one of the men says. You will
42:53
Speaker 1: be dropped off at the secret survival camp location. Gather
42:59
Speaker 1: your things immediately, the man orders. So you and Pip
43:05
Speaker 1: head to your cabins, pack up your duffel bags, and
43:10
Speaker 1: walk back to where the soldiers are standing on the
43:12
Speaker 1: ground holding their ropes. One of the soldiers holds another
43:18
Speaker 1: rope out towards you, a rope with some sort of
43:22
Speaker 1: harness on it. The harness immediately wraps around your body
43:27
Speaker 1: like automatically, and the rope begins to pull you up
43:32
Speaker 1: into the air. The soldiers make their way back up
43:37
Speaker 1: as well, and then help pull you into the helicopter.
43:42
Speaker 1: The helicopter quickly takes off, flies far over the different
43:48
Speaker 1: Pioneer villages of Pioneer Camp and off into the distance
43:55
Speaker 1: over many different summer camps. Some sort of amusement park
44:01
Speaker 1: camp with a whole bunch of roller coasters, that water
44:05
Speaker 1: camp you've seen before but never actually been to, and
44:11
Speaker 1: again a camp that looks like it's just a bunch
44:14
Speaker 1: of coffee spilled on the ground, and buildings made of chocolate.
44:20
Speaker 1: No one's hanging out at that camp, and you still
44:23
Speaker 1: can't figure out why it exists. But soon the helicopter
44:28
Speaker 1: comes across a new area, an area covered in trees
44:33
Speaker 1: of all different shapes and sizes. It honestly doesn't look
44:40
Speaker 1: like a real forest. It's almost too diverse. Trees that
44:46
Speaker 1: would grow in all different parts of Earth are all
44:49
Speaker 1: growing together.
44:51
Speaker 2: It's like a.
44:52
Speaker 1: Mix between a jungle and a forest, with some alien planets.
44:58
Speaker 2: Thrown in there.
45:00
Speaker 1: All right, we are at the destination, the soldier says,
45:05
Speaker 1: lowering you down the harness, then slowly lowers you and
45:11
Speaker 1: Pip down towards the ground. It releases, pulls back up
45:16
Speaker 1: to the helicopter, and the helicopter flies away. You and
45:22
Speaker 1: Pip find yourself standing in front of a single camp
45:27
Speaker 1: counselor with well just a pile of stuff. Welcome to
45:34
Speaker 1: survival camp, the counselor says, my name is Alexander, and
45:41
Speaker 1: I will be your camp counselor. Uh Hi, Alexander, you
45:47
Speaker 1: say hi, Pip says as well, raising his hands slightly.
45:54
Speaker 1: Now in survival camp, the key idea is too, sir,
46:01
Speaker 1: you have some supplies here a sleeping bag, a sleeping pad,
46:07
Speaker 1: and basic tools. Each of you will have one multi tool.
46:13
Speaker 1: I suggest carrying it in your pocket, Alexander says as
46:18
Speaker 1: he hands both you and Peb a multi tool. This
46:23
Speaker 1: has knives, saws, drills, magnifying glasses, can openers, and just
46:32
Speaker 1: about any other tool you could need. Now, it certainly
46:38
Speaker 1: is not the best knife, and it is not the
46:42
Speaker 1: best screwdriver, and it is not the best drill. But
46:47
Speaker 1: in a survival situation, it is your landline. There are
46:53
Speaker 1: also an assortment of some larger tools, a fold out
46:59
Speaker 1: saw for some flint and steer, and lots and lots
47:07
Speaker 1: of paracord. You can never have too much paracord in
47:14
Speaker 1: a survival situation, Alexander explains. Now there is much to
47:21
Speaker 1: do in order to have somewhere to sleep tonight. You
47:26
Speaker 1: will have to first create a shelter. Uh okay, out
47:32
Speaker 1: of what you ask. Well, you can create the shelter
47:38
Speaker 1: out of anything you wish, anything you can find. However,
47:44
Speaker 1: if you want some ideas, I also have a special
47:49
Speaker 1: survival book for each of you. Alexander then hands you
47:54
Speaker 1: and Pip little pocket sized books. These books have the
48:00
Speaker 1: basics of all survival how to create fire, how to
48:05
Speaker 1: create shelter, how to find and identify different plants. I
48:11
Speaker 1: highly recommend looking at it before eating almost anything. If
48:16
Speaker 1: you do not recognize it, it might be poison ivy
48:21
Speaker 1: or just plain poisonous. Now you will find this forest
48:27
Speaker 1: to be abundant in almost all things. We specially created
48:32
Speaker 1: it for a perfect balance. There are many fruits, There
48:37
Speaker 1: are many naturally occurring vegetables. There is plenty to forage
48:43
Speaker 1: if you know what you are looking for. There are
48:47
Speaker 1: many animals in the area as well. Most of them
48:52
Speaker 1: are wildly friendly. You raise your hand in the air. Yes, you,
48:59
Speaker 1: the man's says.
49:01
Speaker 2: Just a quick question.
49:04
Speaker 1: If you perfectly created this place with all of the
49:08
Speaker 1: you know, like edible vegetables and all that stuff, why
49:11
Speaker 1: did you put in poison ivy? You ask, Ah, that
49:15
Speaker 1: is an excellent question. Survival is no fun if there
49:20
Speaker 1: is not a little bit of danger, and in this case,
49:25
Speaker 1: the main danger is poison ivy. If you would like
49:30
Speaker 1: to see a picture of it, just look at the
49:34
Speaker 1: index of your book. You flip through the back of
49:38
Speaker 1: the book until you come to the letter P. You
49:42
Speaker 1: scan down it and sure enough you find poison ivy.
49:46
Speaker 1: Page sixty four. You flip to page sixty four and
49:51
Speaker 1: there's a perfect picture of poison ivy, a single stem,
49:57
Speaker 1: three leaves, and an explanation that this stuff will leave
50:02
Speaker 1: you very, very itchy. It explains that it's covered in
50:08
Speaker 1: some sort of oil that you can't quite pronounce, and
50:13
Speaker 1: most people's body has an allergic reaction to the stuff,
50:17
Speaker 1: making them red, itchy and blotchy. It'll certainly be on
50:23
Speaker 1: the lookout for that. Now, I suggest you pick a
50:28
Speaker 1: shelter design and get to work. You and Pip start
50:33
Speaker 1: flipping through your books looking at all of the different
50:37
Speaker 1: kinds of makeshift shelters. There's like luck cab and style ones,
50:44
Speaker 1: though those look like they take a lot of work,
50:48
Speaker 1: and they're sort of a framed ones, and well, the
50:53
Speaker 1: lean to style of shelter kind of catches your eye.
50:58
Speaker 1: The forest around you has all sorts of gigantic trees. Pip,
51:05
Speaker 1: what if we do one of these shelters. We can
51:08
Speaker 1: lean a whole bunch of branches up against one of
51:11
Speaker 1: those giant tree trunks and then cover it to keep
51:15
Speaker 1: us safe from the rain and weather and that sort
51:19
Speaker 1: of stuff. You suggest, Okay, that seems like a great idea.
51:26
Speaker 1: Pip responds, and the two of you get to work.
51:31
Speaker 1: You each grab one of the larger saws and head
51:35
Speaker 1: off into the forest. You cut down large limbs and
51:42
Speaker 1: seedling sized trees. You collect already dead branches, and you
51:48
Speaker 1: bring each one back, leaning it up against the tree,
51:53
Speaker 1: creating a sort of makeshift roof. When you're done, you
51:59
Speaker 1: gather branches that are full of leaves and pine needles.
52:04
Speaker 1: You place them on top of each other to cover
52:08
Speaker 1: up the shelter, and before long you and Pip stand
52:13
Speaker 1: proudly in front of the thing. Ah, well this work,
52:17
Speaker 1: you ask, where Alexander responds, there is only one way
52:24
Speaker 1: to find out. He lifts up his wrist and starts
52:29
Speaker 1: pressing buttons on his watch. Then he looks up at
52:34
Speaker 1: the sky, pulls out an umbrella and opens it up.
52:39
Speaker 1: The sky quickly darkens Gray's storm clouds form overhead, thunder
52:47
Speaker 1: and the lightning begin, and you and Pip run into
52:53
Speaker 1: your shelter.
52:54
Speaker 3: The rain starts.
52:56
Speaker 1: At first, the shelter kind of holds up, but as
53:00
Speaker 1: the rain continues, the shelter begins to leak. Then, as
53:06
Speaker 1: the wind blows the leaves and branch as you stacked
53:11
Speaker 1: on top start to sort of blow away. The storm
53:16
Speaker 1: stops as quickly as it started. Alexander closes his umbrella
53:22
Speaker 1: and walks over to the two of you, still huddled
53:26
Speaker 1: underneath the completely broken down shelter. Well, it was a
53:31
Speaker 1: good attempt, but I suggest you do some deeper research
53:36
Speaker 1: into the book. You and Pip continue to read through
53:41
Speaker 1: the book. You read about all sorts of different ways
53:46
Speaker 1: to reinforce a shelter. One of the ones that looks
53:51
Speaker 1: kind of appealing to you is well clay. You wonder
53:58
Speaker 1: if there are any clay depausit. It's around here. You
54:02
Speaker 1: and Pip go on a search and soon come to
54:06
Speaker 1: a river bed. Sure enough, on the side of the
54:09
Speaker 1: river bed is a gigantic depause it of well sand
54:15
Speaker 1: and clay. You grab handful after a handful of the
54:21
Speaker 1: clay and walk it over towards your shelter. You continue
54:26
Speaker 1: until you have a gigantic pile of it. Then you
54:30
Speaker 1: and Pip fix up the lean to shelter and begin
54:35
Speaker 1: smearing it and clay filling in all of the gaps
54:39
Speaker 1: between the sticks.
54:42
Speaker 2: Very good.
54:43
Speaker 1: The sun should make that harder before you know it. However, clay,
54:49
Speaker 1: if not fully hardened, will dissolve in water as well.
54:55
Speaker 1: I suggest covering your roof in something else. Some bark
55:01
Speaker 1: can be a good option. To demonstrate this, Alexander walks
55:07
Speaker 1: over to a tree that's fallen over in the forest.
55:11
Speaker 1: He uses his multi tool to cut a seam all
55:15
Speaker 1: the way around it on both sides, then straight down
55:19
Speaker 1: the middle. He then peels off a gigantic strip of bark.
55:25
Speaker 1: Watch this, he says. He spreads out the shingle onto
55:31
Speaker 1: the bottom of the shelter. Then he uses the drill
55:35
Speaker 1: in his multi tool and starts to drill two holes
55:41
Speaker 1: through the shingle and into one of the branches, one
55:45
Speaker 1: on either side. He then grabs a twig that looks
55:50
Speaker 1: like it's about the right size and hammers it into
55:53
Speaker 1: the hole, cutting off the access after bark shingles put
55:59
Speaker 1: on with wooden nails. It is more effective than you
56:03
Speaker 1: might think. So you and Pip, following his example, begin
56:10
Speaker 1: to collect more of the bark, cutting it off strip
56:13
Speaker 1: after strip. Pip works on creating very straight little wooden
56:19
Speaker 1: sticks about the same size, and you work on drilling
56:24
Speaker 1: holes through the shingles and into the shelter. It's something
56:30
Speaker 1: that seems easier than it is. It actually takes a
56:33
Speaker 1: lot of effort, a lot of turning, a lot of twisting,
56:37
Speaker 1: and your wrist is kind of sore by the end,
56:40
Speaker 1: But slowly you and Pip manage to cover the entire
56:46
Speaker 1: thing in shingles. Very good, Ready for test number two,
56:52
Speaker 1: Alexander says, pressing buttons on his watch. Again, you and
56:57
Speaker 1: Pip again run into a little shell helter and hunker
57:01
Speaker 1: down while rain clouds form above you and the rain
57:06
Speaker 1: starts to fall. This time, however, you and Pip stay
57:12
Speaker 1: bone dry. You peek out of the shelter while the
57:16
Speaker 1: storm's going on. You watch the water fall down on
57:21
Speaker 1: the shingles and drip from one to the next. Perfect,
57:27
Speaker 1: you say, Very good, Alexander says. As the storm disappears,
57:34
Speaker 1: when the sun comes out once again, your shelter is
57:39
Speaker 1: ready for sleeping in. So you and Pip go about
57:45
Speaker 1: making some beds or bed frames, stick legs, stick frames,
57:52
Speaker 1: and sticks all the way across the top. Alexander shows
57:58
Speaker 1: you how to split a stick in half using a
58:01
Speaker 1: knife or a hatchet, and you use this technique to
58:06
Speaker 1: make a nice flat bed surface. You spread out your
58:10
Speaker 1: sleeping pads and your sleeping bags, and you and Pip
58:16
Speaker 1: look at your newly finished shelter already for nighttime.
58:22
Speaker 2: You even create.
58:23
Speaker 1: A little bit of a makeshift door out of sticks
58:27
Speaker 1: and wooden nails. It isn't perfect, but it does give
58:32
Speaker 1: you a sense of safety. Very good. Now it is
58:36
Speaker 1: time to gather some food. Go out into the forest,
58:40
Speaker 1: find all you can find, then bring it back here
58:45
Speaker 1: and we will start a campfire. So you and Pip
58:50
Speaker 1: head out into the forest once again. The first thing
58:54
Speaker 1: you come across is kind of hard to miss. A
58:58
Speaker 1: banana tree, fole of green and yellow bananas surrounding the
59:05
Speaker 1: banana tree, or a whole bunch of monkeys. Hopefully they're friendly,
59:11
Speaker 1: you say as you walk up to the tree. H hey, guys,
59:17
Speaker 1: you mind if we borrow some bananas? A rather curious
59:21
Speaker 1: monkey walks over to the tree, breaks off a bunch
59:26
Speaker 1: of bananas, walks over to you, and hands them to you.
59:31
Speaker 1: You grab a hold of them. Oh, thank you, you say.
59:37
Speaker 1: The monkey then stares at you, giving you a look
59:41
Speaker 1: that you somehow know means now, what are you gonna
59:45
Speaker 1: do with them? You break off a banana, peel it
59:50
Speaker 1: and take a bite. You nod your head. Good banana,
59:56
Speaker 1: you say, and the monkey starts to clap. From there,
1:00:01
Speaker 1: you and Pip decide to gather more things. You find apples,
1:00:08
Speaker 1: you find wild leaks, and you come across a very
1:00:14
Speaker 1: strange looking plant. You flip through your book until you
1:00:18
Speaker 1: find a matching description, survival potatoes. Apparently these potatoes taste
1:00:27
Speaker 1: like steak when you cook them over a campfire. I
1:00:32
Speaker 1: don't think those exist on earth, but I want to
1:00:36
Speaker 1: try them, you say to Pip. All right, Pip says,
1:00:42
Speaker 1: So the two of you follow the instructions and dig
1:00:45
Speaker 1: down deep into the dirt. Sure enough, you begin to
1:00:50
Speaker 1: pull out gigantic and very hearty looking potatoes. You gather berries, strawberries, rasberry,
1:01:01
Speaker 1: as well as some type of wild growing wheat that
1:01:06
Speaker 1: the book says you can turn into a makeshift bread
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Speaker 1: or bannock of some kind. You bring your bounty back
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Speaker 1: to Alexander and place it in front of him. Ah,
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Speaker 1: very good, you have gathered all of the supplies needed.
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Speaker 1: Now we must start the fire. First. You will need
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Speaker 1: very dry tinder. Try to find anything that will burn well,
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Speaker 1: dry bark, dry sticks, and if you can find it,
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Speaker 1: some pine sap or tar of some kind. So you
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Speaker 1: and Pip once again head out and start gathering as
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Speaker 1: many sticks and branches as you can possibly find. You
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Speaker 1: also find a pine tree. It looks like it's leaking
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Speaker 1: sap out of the side. You use a stick to
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Speaker 1: scoop up as much of it as you can and
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Speaker 1: kind of rub it off onto a dry piece of bark.
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Speaker 1: You bring back all of the sticks and pieces of
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Speaker 1: wood and place them in front of Alexander. Excellent job.
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Speaker 1: This will allow us to have clean water and cooked food.
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Speaker 1: Now what we do is we use the flint and
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Speaker 1: steal Watch this, the man says. When he strikes the
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Speaker 1: flint with a metal striker, some kind a bright spark
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Speaker 1: ignites and flies to the ground. Knocking the flint and
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Speaker 1: the steel together can create very hot pieces of metal.
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Speaker 1: If you can get one to land on some tinder
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Speaker 1: or your pine tar, you to be able to start
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Speaker 1: a fire. Now you build the fire up slowly, small
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Speaker 1: sticks first until they are well caught on fire, then
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Speaker 1: larger sticks, and so on. Alexander explains. You bend down
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Speaker 1: and grab a hold of the flint and the steel.
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Speaker 1: You create a small little pile of sticks inside a
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Speaker 1: little stone circle that Alexander must have created while you
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Speaker 1: were gathering things. You place the piece of bark with
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Speaker 1: the pine tar on it in the center, and a
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Speaker 1: whole bunch of other things surrounding it. You begin to
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Speaker 1: strike the flint with the steel. It takes a few tries,
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Speaker 1: but soon enough a spark flies out and lands directly
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Speaker 1: on the pine sap.
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Speaker 2: It starts to smoke.
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Speaker 1: Very good, Now blow on it, Alexander says, So you do.
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Speaker 1: Each time you blow, it starts to glow a bright
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Speaker 1: orange color and smokes a lot, and then it catches
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Speaker 1: on fire. Quickly put the little sticks on, he says.
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Speaker 1: And so you start putting the little sticks on. They
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Speaker 1: set on fire too, And you continue to build the
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Speaker 1: fire outwards, starting with the tiniest of sticks, moving up
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Speaker 1: to medium sized sticks, and before very long at all,
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Speaker 1: you get up to full sized sticks. The fire's burning
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Speaker 1: and well doesn't have much of a chance of going
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Speaker 1: out anymore unless one of those gigantic rain clouds appears again.
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Speaker 1: Very good, Now go get some water. We must boil it,
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Speaker 1: Alexander said, as handing you and Pip a large pod.
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Speaker 2: Uh why do we have to boil it?
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Speaker 1: You ask, Well, you don't have to boil it, but
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Speaker 1: I recommend boiling it to make sure all things are killed.
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Speaker 1: You do not need to get sick in the woods.
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Speaker 1: So you and Pip go off towards the lake, scoop
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Speaker 1: up some water and bring it back to Alexander. He's
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Speaker 1: sort of set up a makeshift burner using some stones
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Speaker 1: on the side of the fire. He places the pod
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Speaker 1: there and slowly it starts to simmer. Now, let's see
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Speaker 1: what you have. Oh, my goodness, you've found them, Alexander says,
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Speaker 1: the survival potato. This is one of the best things
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Speaker 1: you will have ever eaten. Alexander shows you how to
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Speaker 1: peel the potato using an attachment on your survival tool.
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Speaker 1: You then place them on the end of a pointy stick,
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Speaker 1: which you also create with your survival tool, and hold
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Speaker 1: them over top of the fire. Soon, the most wonderful
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Speaker 1: smell fills the air, a smell that makes your mouth
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Speaker 1: water and your stomach growl. That should be enough, Alexander says,
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Speaker 1: Now take a bite once it is cool. Of course,
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Speaker 1: you blow on the survival potato and look at it
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Speaker 1: in your hand, turning it from left to right. It
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Speaker 1: actually looks like a steak too, like a like a
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Speaker 1: large potato shaped steak. When it's ready. You take a bite,
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Speaker 1: and sure enough it's one of the best things you've
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Speaker 1: ever tasted. These are delicious. You quickly peel more and
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Speaker 1: cook more of them over the fire. You eat until
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Speaker 1: your stomachs are full, and drink plenty of water as well. Now,
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Speaker 1: my friends, it is time to go to bed. Have
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Speaker 1: an excellent night, Alexander says as he walks over to
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Speaker 1: a tent that he set up. Why does he get
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Speaker 1: a tent, you wonder, But you and Pip head off
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Speaker 1: into your fort, a place that you kind of want
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Speaker 1: to sleep anyways. You lift up the makeshift stick door
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Speaker 1: and pull it opened. You and Pip both climb into
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Speaker 1: your sleeping bags atop your sleeping pads, and you place
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Speaker 1: your head down on a well a pillow sack full
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Speaker 1: of clothing that you brought with you, a makeshift survival pillow.
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Speaker 1: It's surprisingly comfortable, though. You close your eyes and you
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Speaker 1: just listen to the sounds, and you just focus on
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Speaker 1: your breath, noticing your stomach rise and fall with each
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Speaker 1: relaxing breath, until soon you find yourself getting very sleepy,
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Speaker 1: and before you know it, you drift off to a
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Speaker 1: world of new dreams and new adventures to come. Good
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Speaker 1: night everyone, m m M.
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Speaker 5: No more name no.
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Speaker 1: More, m.
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Speaker 4: M m M never never, m.
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Speaker 1: M M.
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Speaker 4: More On.
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Speaker 5: Union, no
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Speaker 4: No,