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# Zooba zooba zooba dan

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# Zooba zooba zooba day

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# Rastamouse and Scratchy and Zoomer

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# Also known as the Easy Crew

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# Crime fighters They're very special agents

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# Playing reggae when the work is through

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# Give it up, give it up

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# Give it up for the Easy Crew

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# Solvin' mysteries in the neighbourhood

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# Always there to make a bad ting good. #

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Ah, Frank, you brought your pocket money with you?

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Like me ask?

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Me sure did, Uncle Wensley,

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but how come you want me to put it in the bank?

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The First National Bank of Mouseland got a big strong safe.

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They'll look after your money and if you want take

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some money out you just pop into the bank and ask for it.

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Oh, Uncle, that plan there sound safe.

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Come on, it soon be time for your appointment with the bank manager.

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PHONE RINGS

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Excuse me. Greetings. Present Wensley Dale speaking.

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Bandulu?

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Me late? Late for what? Me on me way.

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Something up, Uncle Wensley?

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Bandulu say me meant to be judging

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at the orphans' cheese cookie bake-off.

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Me not remember arranging that.

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Very strange, but we had better get over there right away.

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Bandulu, me sorry me late.

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Where's these cheese cookies?

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Oh, we not baking cookies today, are we, likkle ones?

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Huh, then why you call me about the bake-off?

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Mr President, me not call you.

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That's odd. Well, it looks like we can go to the bank, then, now.

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MOBILE PHONE RINGS

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Excuse me. Greetings.

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Little Patch, what dat you say?

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You waiting for me at the Jammin' Dodger?

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But... Little Patch, me on me way.

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Something up, Mr President?

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Little Patch say me arranged to do a radio interview.

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Me not remember that at all.

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Still, can't keep the public waiting. Come on, Frank.

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Little Patch, me so sorry me kept you waiting.

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Waiting for what, Mr President?

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The radio interview you call me about just now.

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Me no call you.

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You didn't? But then who did?

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Mr President, you look puzzled.

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Wa'gwan?

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Oh, me not know, Rastamouse.

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But, at least Frank and me can get to the bank now.

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Uncle Wensley, can we go home for a bit of lunch first?

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Sure ting, Frank.

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Me feeling a likkle peckish meself.

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Laters, everyone.

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ALL: Laters.

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Easy Crew, let's head to the studio.

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Race you there. Woo-hoo!

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Excuse me.

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-Something up, Zoomer?

-No.

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This dude bumped into me a likkle bit, dat's all.

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Very sorry, I was looking for, no, not here. Oh...

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-Can we help?

-No, no. Thank you.

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Now, I must get on.

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Me can't understand why that mouse was carrying dat umbrella.

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It's not raining.

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It's so strange, why he wearing

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a hat and a coat on such a hot, hot day?

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Hmmm.

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RADIO CRACKLES

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'Rastamouse, come in, come in. Are you reading me?

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'Message from President Wensley Dale. Come immediately!'

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Look like we needed by the Pres. Let's shift.

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Wensley Dale's crib, here we come.

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-Oh!

-Wa'gwan?

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Look like we going nowhere.

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Me can't get out, that's wa'gwan.

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Who said that?

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Mr President! What's happening?

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Easy Crew, thank goodness you're here.

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Me getting in a proper state.

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Frank and me, we can't get out,

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because this car is blocking me gate.

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Did you call Fats to come and move it?

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Me sure did. But there's loads of other mysterious stuff

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that's been going wrong all day.

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What kind of stuff?

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Me keep getting calls asking me to go places and do things,

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then when me get there them things not happening at all.

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Me just want to take Frank to see Sterling, the bank manager.

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But every time me try, something stop us.

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Easy Crew, can you find out wa'gwan?

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Dat's what we do best, Mr President.

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Look, here comes Fats.

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Yo, guys. We're going to get this car shifted in no time.

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Wicked.

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Ah, a bit further, Fats.

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A bit further.

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-Irie. All clear.

-Thanks, Fats.

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You're welcome, Mr President. Laters.

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Whose car is this, anyway?

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Me was hoping you would tell us that, Fats.

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If we knew whose car it was, that might help us

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figure out who parked it in front of the President's gates.

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Look, on the back seat. That is one natty umbrella.

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Me sure me seen that before, somewhere.

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That mouse who bumped into me this morning.

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Him was carrying it.

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So this is his car.

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Maybe that's what he was looking for.

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But him was looking on the ground.

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Like him searching for something small.

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Anyway, how come him park right in front of the President's gate?

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Only one way to find out.

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We've got to go and look for him.

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Laters, Fats.

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Whoa, Easy Crew, look at that queue. What are they waiting for?

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We're at the bank.

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The bank Wensley Dale's been trying to get to all day.

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And it look like him still trying.

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Man, this is dread.

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Mr President, you cool?

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Me not cool, no. Check out this note.

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"Gone to lunch. Soon come."

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But lunchtime finished hours ago.

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Yeah, you telling us. We've been waiting ages and ages.

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We can't wait any longer.

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Me got presidential business to do. Come on, Frank.

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OK. Laters, Easy Crew.

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Rastamouse, where we gonna look?

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Shhh, listen.

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-WHISPERS:

-Look!

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-It's him.

-But we not know who him is.

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Me got a pretty good idea.

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-Yo!

-Huh!

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-Sterling?

-It is Sterling.

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The bank manager, right?

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That's right. But, please excuse me, I am ever so busy.

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Before you rush off, how come your bank's all shut up

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in the middle of the afternoon?

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It's...

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It's cos I can't open the door.

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How come, Sterling?

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Because I lost my keys.

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So, that's what you been looking for.

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But how come you doing it with that great big hat on,

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and with that umbrella you had earlier?

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I didn't want to get recognised,

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I didn't want anyone to know that

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I locked myself out of my own bank.

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So tell me, Sterling,

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was it you that organised the made-up calls to Wensley Dale?

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Rastamouse, you worked it out.

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Now, let me 'fess up, please.

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I did all of this because I was so ashamed that I had gone

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and lost the bank keys.

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I didn't want Wensley to know, so I sent him all over town to

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stop him from coming to the bank until the missing keys were found.

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But I just can't find them.

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I feel bad about tricking him like that.

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You shouldn't have wasted the President's time.

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But me can see that you're really sorry.

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And losing keys, that isn't a crime.

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How you tink you lost them, Sterling?

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I wish I knew.

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I'm so busy, these days, with all my work at the bank

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I'm always rushed off my feet.

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I don't know how it happened.

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Rastamouse, let's help Sterling find them keys.

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Sure ting.

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Sterling, run us through everything you done today,

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-that might give us a clue.

-Gladly. I opened up early,

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I helped loads of customers,

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then I did loads of paperwork then I locked the door

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so I could quickly rush and post an important letter.

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Maybe you posted them keys by mistake.

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Let's check the letterbox.

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Good idea, Scratchy.

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Easy Crew, me not sure you're gonna find anything.

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Me delivered all the post already.

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Dwain's right, nothing.

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-Now where we gonna look?

-Oh, dear.

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Sterling? You remember who you wrote the letter to?

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Sure. The President.

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-Then we gotta see him next.

-Do we have to?

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I feel so embarrassed.

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You gotta tell the President what you done and why you done it.

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Dear, oh, dear. OK.

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Don't worry yourself, Sterling. Everything gonna be cool, man.

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Me see. So you done all them things, hoping to stop me

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from finding out you lost the keys.

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Yes. I'm really sorry, Mr President.

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But, Sterling, you is one mega-organised bank manager.

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Me no understand how you lost them.

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I must've done something careless with them

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when I was rushing to post that letter. Where are they?

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Mr President, did you open your mail yet?

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Me not had a moment.

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Me can take a look now if you think it might help.

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My keys, how did they get there?

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You must have put them in the envelope by mistake.

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Oh, what a careless thing to do.

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No worry yourself, Sterling.

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You only did it because you were so busy.

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And judging by this letter,

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you know all along how to make a bad ting good.

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I did? How come?

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That envelope, it not just have the bank keys in it,

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it had the key to your whole busy problem.

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Look, Mr President.

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RASTAMOUSE WHISPERS

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Of course. That plan there sound proper, Rastamouse.

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Mr President, I would love you to be the first ever customer to use this.

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First National Bank of Mouseland's brand new

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hole-in-the-wall cash machine.

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Thanks, Sterling.

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That's what was in the letter!

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His plans for this cool bank machine he invented.

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This machine is well...

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safe, eh, Frank?

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Oh, yeah, that's right, Uncle Wensley. Hee-hee-hee.

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Now everyone can use the bank any time they want,

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so you're not gonna be rushed and flustered any more, right?

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Right, Rastamouse.

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Wicked!

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THEY PLAY REGGAE MUSIC

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RADIO CRACKLES

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'Easy Crew. Come in, come in. Are you reading me?

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'Message from President Wensley Dale. Listen up, you three.

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'Rastamouse, you done real good to spot Sterling's wicked plan.

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'That was safe and sound and priceless.'

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Thanks. Me love that.

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Irie, man.

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# Solvin' mysteries in the neighbourhood

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# Always there to make a bad ting good. #

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