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-Ready, Gnasher?

-Yes, yes!

-Let's go!

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# Playing by the rules

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# Is highly overrated

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# Unstoppable, unstoppable, yeah

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# They can't hold us back

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# We'll make the most of every second

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# Unstoppable, unstoppable, yeah

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# After all is said and done

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# Shout one for all and all for one

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# Nothing's gonna bring us down today, yeah

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# Open up your eyes, the world outside is waiting. #

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98, 99...

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100!

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See, Curly, I told you Gnasher had 100 fleas. You owe me an ice-cream.

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-Ohhhhh!

-See you later, dear.

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SIGHS: Can't you boys find something more useful to do in the holidays?

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Like that nice Walter.

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Why? What's he doing?

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Good business, by the look of it.

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Why not try today's special offer - buy three muffins, get ten bonus

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points on your Walter Enterprises loyalty card.

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What a wonderful idea! What's your name, young man?

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Ahem, my card...

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Oooh, how very...enterprising!

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Remember, the three golden rules of business -

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One, always look your best.

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Two, always use pie charts.

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Did he say pies?!

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Pie charts, Pie-Face.

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And rule number three, the most important,

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always behave like a grown-up.

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"Like a grown-up", got it.

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Now, if you'll excuse me, I've been offered a very important position,

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and I don't want to be late. Hmph!

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Important position?! What's he on about?

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Dennis! Lunch.

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-Oh, thanks, Mum. I'm starving.

-Not your lunch, silly, Dad's.

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He left it on the kitchen table. Could you take it to his office?

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-Thanks.

-Hmph!

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Ah, how did that get there?

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It should be in its proper place.

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-CRASH!

-Oooh-oooh!

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HE GASPS

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Hi, Dad, I brought your lunch.

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And this is the rubber band and paper clips department... >

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Oh, no, it's Scrimp! He mustn't see you here, quick!

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Ah, Wotsisname, there you are.

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I'd like to introduce your new assistant - say hello to Walter.

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-Walter?!

-He's here for the summer to learn the business.

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Why are there rubber bands everywhere?

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Well spotted, lad. You're learning fast.

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GURGLING NOISES

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(Gnasher, don't.)

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GURGLING CONTINUES What's that noise?

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Eh, my tummy. I have a bit of indigestion.

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BUUUURP!

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Hmmm, come on, Walter. I'll show you the canteen. How about lemonade?

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I prefer herbal tea, actually.

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Oh, yes, me too...

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much healthier... >

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Your previous system of rubber band classification was very inefficient

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so I've reorganised them according to length, colour and elasticity.

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There's really no need...

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I've also labelled things in the office so we know

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what's what and whose is whose.

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The thing is, Wotsisname, it's just more efficient this way.

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That's it! You're supposed to be MY assistant.

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What's more, you will address me by my proper name!

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-It's Mr...

-Wotsisname, what's going on, eh? Why all this shouting?

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Sorry, Mr Scrimp.

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How's our young work experience lad doing, eh?

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Fine, Mr Scrimp. Just fine.

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Heh-heh, I knew it. I predict great things for you, Walter.

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Well, carry on, Wotsisname.

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Come on, look lively!

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PHARRRP!

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Quality, elasticity, efficiency, herbal tea, eh...

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Can you believe it, Gnasher? Walter's making Dad's life a misery.

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Tomorrow it'll be a different story.

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Cos Dad'll have US helping him out.

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My new rolloclip storage system will revolutionise Dad's department.

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-OOOP!

-THUD!

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What's that doing there?

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-Dennis? I thought I told you...

-Don't worry, Dad, I'm helping!

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You can't help today, I'm giving an important talk about efficiency.

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Trust me! I can be just as efficient as Walter.

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Look, I've fastened the paper clips together so you won't lose any.

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Thanks, Dennis, but...

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where's the end of the chain?

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Walter, there you are! I'd like you to meet Hiram Bigbucks,

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the head of our company.

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He's flown all the way from Texas to be with us for the talk.

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Heard a lot about you, son,

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Scrimp tells me you've got them rubber bands licked.

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-Yes, sir.

-What have you got there?

-Paper clips, sir.

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Some very silly person has fastened them all together.

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So I'm going to undo them again.

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Heh, heh, I like you, Walter.

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You remind me of myself as a boy.

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I'll take that, thank you.

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Sorry, Mr Scrimp, I've got it.

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Gaaah!

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Eh...sorry about that.

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THAT DOES IT! I've had it with you.

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From now on you can just empty the waste paper bins.

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But what about the presentation?

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I'm leaving that to my most efficient employee...

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Walter!

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You've got to get off my dad's case, Walter.

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Sorry, Dennis, it's not my fault if your father's inefficient.

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Right, Gnasher, this means war!

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My fellow executives, to save my dad's job we've got to fight Walter

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with useless, I mean ruthless efficiency.

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My business plan comprises the latest marketing strategies,

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fiscal projections, profit indexes, this leaky pen,

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hair gel, glasses and fake moustaches. Any questions?

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What's an "executive"?

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I'll tell you later. Menace and Company, let's go to work!

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There goes Walter. Time to put phase one of our plan into action.

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-Gnasher.

-Gnash!

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Phase two will be carried out in the boardroom.

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Let's see how Walter handles a takeover bid.

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When Hiram Bigbucks hears my speech he'll be so impressed

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he'll probably give me Mr Scrimp's job. Ha, ha!

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SPLAT!

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Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, today I'll be talking

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about the global market with particular reference to

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rubber bands and paper clips.

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Uh, you have a question?

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Yes, would you agree with me that

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the first rule of business is always to look your best?

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Because if so, ha-ha, you haven't looked in the mirror recently.

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EVERYONE LAUGHS

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Well, as I was saying,

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to illustrate my points I'm going to be using pie charts,

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like this one... Oooh!

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I think you've drawn it TOO efficiently,

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someone's taken a bite out of it!

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LAUGHTER

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What?! Oh!

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CRUNCH! CURLY LAUGHS

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Oh, yes, I'm sorry...

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erm, let's forget about the charts and talk about...elasticity.

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Hello!

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Yes, what NOW?

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I've heard it said behaving like a

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grown-up is the most important thing in business. Is that true?

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YES IT IS! And interrupting people is very childish.

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So could you please... Whoaaaa...

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CRASH!

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WALTER WAILS

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THUD!

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Skateboarding - that's not very grown-up, is it, Walter?

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YOU!

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And now, phase three! Run for it, lads!

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-CRASH!

-Oooh!

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Get this dumb kid off me!

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Dennis, what have you done now?!

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Eh, got you your job back.

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Sorry, Mr Bigbucks, if there's anything I can do...?

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You can stop hiring boys to do a man's job!

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Yes, you're absolutely right.

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Wotsisname! Where do you think you're going?

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There's work to do!

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Ah! It's great being in business.

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Pie-Face, take a letter.

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Dear Mum, can you hurry up with the lemonade and cake?

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Forget it, Den, I think Pie-Face is in love.

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Pies...

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