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My name is Agent Olive.

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This is my partner, Agent Otto.

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This is my lucky pencil.

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But back to Otto and me.

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We work for an organisation run by kids

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that investigates anything strange, weird and, especially, odd.

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Our job is to put things right again.

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Who do we work for?

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We work for Odd Squad.

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All the shelves on this wall have been

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dusted, wiped and scrubbed.

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Cleaning day is the worst!

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SHE LAUGHS

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Good one, partner.

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Hold on. You LIKE doing this?

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What's not to like?

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When dust gets in your nose and eyes

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and makes your throat a bit stingy...

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Oh, I love it.

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Plus, look at all this cool stuff.

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This is what Odd Squad looked like,

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WAY back in the day.

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Whoa.

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I remember that place well.

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-Let me guess. You were there?

-Yep.

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And you worked on Odd Squad?

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Nope.

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BOTH: No?!

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You want to keep doing this back-and-forth thing,

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-or do you want to hear the story?

-Story.

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I was going to say back-and-forth thing.

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Sure, we can do story.

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The year was 1870.

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The town looked a little bit different in the 1870s.

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We only had one car,

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and that car was a horse.

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Back then, I used to own a fruit stand in town.

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And Odd Squad would stop by all the time,

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especially these two agents, O'Donahue

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and his know-it-all partner, Olga.

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Hey, Oprah.

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-We were wondering if you've seen any odd stuff going on...

-Hey, hey, hey.

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I don't want to get involved with your oddness.

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I sell fruit. That's it.

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You wouldn't understand, anyway.

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Probably not. I'm too busy working on my latest product -

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a way to take fruit juice on the go.

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I call it "juice in a bag".

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It needs some work.

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Ugh.

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Well, before I get back to it, I'd like to buy some peaches.

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I've only got one left.

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Nah. What about two of those plums?

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Oprah, Oprah!

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What's up, Yucks? Got a new joke?

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The fruit warehouse was robbed!

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That's a terrible joke.

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It's not a joke.

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SHE GASPS

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It's really weird, too. Like, we had 14 cherries,

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but he only took seven of them.

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We had ten strawberries,

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but he only took five of them.

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That sounds odd to me.

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Oprah, I need you to come down to the squad and file a report.

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Ugh. Missing fruit AND dealing with Odd Squad?

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This is the worst.

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Yucks, watch the fruit stand.

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Sure thing, boss.

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Oh, and I had an idea for your "juice on the go" system.

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Juice in a boot.

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Wow, that is awful!

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Yep, still bad.

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Take a seat, Oprah.

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So... Any idea who might want to steal your fruit?

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No clue.

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All I know is that they must have struck yesterday.

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Too bad Olga had the day off yesterday.

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She's got a knack for catching thieves in the act.

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Well, whoever this thief is,

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he didn't touch my five bananas,

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or three pears, but decided to go after

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the 14 cherries and 10 strawberries.

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Wait. Five and three. Those are odd numbers.

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And 14 and 10 are even numbers.

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I'm not sure I follow.

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Even numbers can be divided into two equal groups.

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Like my ten strawberries.

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One, two, three, four, five,

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six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

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See?

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Five and five.

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Odd numbers, like the five bananas he didn't touch, can't be divided.

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Two bananas here, two bananas here.

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But you have one left over.

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So, what are you saying?

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Maybe it has something to do with odd and even numbers.

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Oh, puh-lease!

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It's got nothing to do with numbers.

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This is about colours.

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Cherries and strawberries? Both red!

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And who likes red things?

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BOTH: Big Red.

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Meow!

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What do you mean? What are you talking about?

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I didn't steal a thing!

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In fact, just the other day, 6 of my 12 mailboxes were stolen.

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Then why didn't you report it?

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Better question, why did you have 12 mailboxes?

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First of all, I love getting mail.

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Second of all, I did report it. I sent a telegram yesterday.

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Express overnight delivery for Odd Squad.

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Amazing, isn't it?

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You can send a message to someone in just one day!

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Zheesh! Someone should invent a way to do this faster.

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Like an instant textual messaging delivery service.

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Eh, that will never work.

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Can we focus here? On my fruit?

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We'll get back to that later.

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SHE GROWLS

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I was so angry with Odd Squad.

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A week went by, and I hadn't heard a thing.

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Also, my "juice on the go" system wasn't making much progress.

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I think I got it!

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Juice in a net.

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I feel like we're moving backwards.

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Hey! Odd Squad. It's been a week.

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My missing fruit has probably gone bad by now!

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Sorry, Oprah.

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But we got nothing.

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Well, if it makes you feel better, why don't we buy some fruit?

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-How many oranges have you got?

-Three.

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Nah.

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-What about apples?

-11.

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Nah.

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I see you've got ten mangoes over there. I'll take five of them.

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Odd Squad! Odd Squad!

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My dog turned into a cactus,

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and I can't pet him without screaming in terrible pain.

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Excuse us, Oprah. We've got to take care of this.

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Yeah.

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I still want to know why my fruit has gone missing!

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Yucks, bring that little fold-y paper thing with you.

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It's time to take matters into our own hands.

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What is this place?

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I need a room to review the numbers.

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I'm calling it the Mathematical Figuring Out Locale.

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Sounds catchy(!)

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Thanks!

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So, we started with 14 cherries, and 7 were taken away.

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So, how many did he leave behind?

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One, two, three, four, five,

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six, seven. Seven.

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Next, we had ten strawberries.

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And five were taken away.

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Ten minus five equals...

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One, two, three, four, five.

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Five strawberries went missing.

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What about the 12 mailboxes?

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Big Red said six of them went missing.

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12 minus 6 equals...

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One, two, three, four, five, six.

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Six.

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Weird. He stole seven cherries and left seven behind.

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He stole five strawberries and left five behind.

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He stole six mailboxes, left six behind.

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Yucks, you're onto something!

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I am?

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Everything he stole was split evenly into two groups,

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which means the original amount was an even number.

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14 cherries, 10 strawberries,

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and 12 mailboxes. All even numbers.

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He likes even numbers!

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And that's why he didn't take any of our five bananas or three pears,

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because they can't be split into two equal groups.

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They're odd numbers!

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Oh, no. I just realised something.

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Yeah.

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Used banana peels are a terrible idea for a juice transport.

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No! Big Red still has six mailboxes.

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And six is an even number.

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Which means it can be still be split into two equal groups.

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Three and three.

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Which means...

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the thief will be heading back to steal more mailboxes.

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I got to warn O'Donahue. Yucks, box this stuff up.

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Box!

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So, we're just going to let the thief

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steal three more of my mailboxes?

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Big Red.

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Oprah, sure this is going to work?

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Numbers don't lie.

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Can we at least tell Olga?

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Sure. She's right there.

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Let's move.

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-Stop right there!

-Argh!

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Olga, say it ain't so.

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Ugh. How did you know I'd be here?

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It all came down to how you ordered your fruit.

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You only wanted two of my four plums, and when I offered you

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three oranges or eleven apples, you weren't interested.

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Odd numbers. But when you spotted ten mangoes,

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you wanted half of them.

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Good job, Oprah.

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But better job, me!

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THEY GASP

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You'll never catch me!

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Maybe they won't, but I will,

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thanks to my new invention!

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Argh!

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-Nice work.

-Way to go, Yucks.

-Yeah

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SHE GROWLS

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Yay!

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APPLAUSE

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And since O'Donahue no longer had a partner...

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You joined Odd Squad.

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No. First, I delivered newspapers in Norway.

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But that wasn't for me.

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And THEN you joined Odd Squad.

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No. Then I became Queen of Portugal.

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And THEN I joined Odd Squad.

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What happened to Yucks?

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I still saw her every day.

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She took over the fruit stand.

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But nobody wanted to drink from a Yucks Box.

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So I told her to use her last name instead.

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Mm. Yucks Shnumbers. You've really got something here.

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Credit goes to Olga!

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She's the one who cuts all the fruit exactly in half,

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making sure there's equal amounts in every box.

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Odd Squad.

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As a token of thanks for getting my mailboxes back,

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I'm developing a way for you Odd Squad agents

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to get around faster. I call it the Tube system.

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It'll squish you into a ball

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and whoosh you around anywhere in the world.

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I'll start digging it right now.

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Mm, that'll never work.

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No way, cowboy.

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Hey, Olga! Nice cutting.

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SHE GROWLS

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Done.

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