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I can't believe you're defending it.

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I'm just saying it's not that bad.

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Not that bad? We don't even know what it is.

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It's a fascinating creature that we can learn a lot from.

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Yeah, the first thing we learn, keep it in the hutch.

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Unfair! Cuddles was just being friendly. Right, Mrs Edwards?

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SHE CRIES

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He's a monster.

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Don't listen to her, Cuddles.

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She's right, Jas. That, young lady, is not a pet.

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Now, this is a pet.

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GROWLS AND SNARLS

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SCREAMING

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SHE LAUGHS HYSTERICALLY

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I must get him to stop doing that.

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And then we all ran away.

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I know it was just a dream, but it was so real.

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Luckily I don't think there's much chance of that actually happening.

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-No, obviously.

-Hiya.

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-What?

-You know very well, what.

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That, young lady, is not a pet.

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Now, this is a pet.

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THEY SCREAM

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Aww! Nibbles is such a cute little gerbil, don't you think?

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# Oh-uh-oh

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# Uh-hu, uh-hu

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# So, so, so, so

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# So, so

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# Uh-hu, uh-hu, uh-hu

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# A-ar, a-ar ,a-ar

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-# So,

-so,

-so,

-so

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-# So,

-so,

-so,

-so

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# So awk-ward! #

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Who's my iddle-biddle locusts?

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Yes, you are.

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You're so cute with your widdle thoraxes

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and your iddle-biddle exoskeletons.

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I can't decide who's cuter. Loakie or Custy?

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They're not pets, Jas, they're a biological study.

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I know, my interest in them is purely scientific.

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Have you made them little hats?

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-They looked cold.

-Unbelievable.

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-What is it with you and pets?

-I don't know what you mean.

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Fetch! Fetch!

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Go on! Go on!

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Some food.

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You were such a cute bunny.

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I am not a pet and they're just a biology assignment.

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-What?

-Please tell me that isn't our biology assignment.

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Well, it is about them and it's only polite to let them read it.

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I think they like it.

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-How can you tell?

-Well, they're eating it.

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Right, I'm going to go ask Ollie for his copy.

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It'll be nice to have a sensible conversation for once.

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Who's my iddle-biddle phone? Yes, you are.

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You're so cute with your widdle operating system

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and liddle-biddle data add-ons.

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Watch this.

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Appli-KATE... That's her name.

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What is my timetable for today?

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Today, you have maths followed by French.

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I checked your homework and you made three spelling errors.

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How can she check homework?

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I am installed with innovative voice recognition software.

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She answers any question in ten seconds.

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It's like magic.

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Not really, she's just a smartphone, right?

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Maybe, but a smart phone is better than a scruffy one.

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-HE LAUGHS

-Good one, Kate.

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She's like you...but funny.

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We should probably go.

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Yeah, I'll be right behind you, Kate.

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Martha. I meant Martha, obviously.

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It was an honest mistake.

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What do you think, Dad? Loakie ate all his breakfast,

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but Custy is still looking a bit peaky.

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Doesn't your dad have stuff to do?

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I don't know, ask him yourself.

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There you are, you two!

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Look at you with your little faces.

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I'm guessing he doesn't mean us, right?

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Are you off your food, Custy?

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Does he look off colour to you?

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He's a locust, they're meant to be green.

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Let's cheer him up... with some lunch.

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I've got pizzas or fish fingers.

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-I don't think locusts eat pizza, Mr...

-Napkins!

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I've got them in my locker, Dad.

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Again, napkins, not so much a locust thing.

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They need some air. I'll move them to the window.

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-No!

-Oh!

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Oh, my.

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Don't panic, we still have plenty of time to get them down

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-before Jas...

-Before Jas what?

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No. Not Loakie.

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Custy too?

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-I'm afraid so, sweetheart. They've both gone...

-They're next door.

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They've gone next door.

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We put them there so we could...

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-Clean the tank?

-Yes!

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So dirty. Urgh!

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Urgh! Horrible, filthy.

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Is this true?

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Yeah, why not?

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Can I see them?

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-OTHERS:

-No!

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Because they're...sleeping.

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But don't worry, they'll be right back and wide awake

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-tomorrow morning.

-Amazing! I guess I'll see them then.

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What are you doing?

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I've got an exam in here in five minutes.

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I need to get them out before...

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..that happens.

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All right, class.

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For what it's worth,

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I think Ollie's mad, dumping you for Kate.

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Ollie's not my boyfriend, I haven't been dumped.

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Ollie dumped you?

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I never even knew you were going out.

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That's because we weren't, so...

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Come here.

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Look, it's perfectly normal to feel sad.

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Second best.

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-Rejected.

-But the important thing is that you don't take it personally.

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-I don't.

-Use this as an opportunity.

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Don't get bitter, get better.

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Get it into your heads, OK, Ollie's not my boyfriend,

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and I wasn't dumped.

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It's such a shame.

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Martha, why is everyone saying Ollie dumped you

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when you're not even going out?

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Wow! Made-up news travels fast.

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Why are you wearing a T-shirt that says "locusts are evil"?

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Subliminal messaging.

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I thought if I wore this and put these posters up around school,

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then maybe Jas will go off locusts.

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Good luck, Jas has never had a normal pet in her life.

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Say that again.

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Jas has never had a normal pet.

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You are a genius.

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Who cares if Ollie dumped you?

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For the last time, we are not...

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Ollie, finally.

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-Did you know people keep saying...?

-One sec.

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Kate's just breaking down the nutrients in my sandwich.

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-Don't I usually do that?

-I do it in ten seconds.

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She really does.

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-Yeah. Do you have time for a chat?

-Er...

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Negative. You are scheduled a toilet break in one minute...

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Yes, maybe later.

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..followed by 30 minutes of library time.

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Oh, right. Maybe much later.

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You let your phone tell you what to do?

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What is she, your mum?

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Kate merely organises my schedule.

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I'm still my own man.

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Go to the toilet. Go to the toilet.

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I'd better go.

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-WHISPERS:

-She gets a bit antsy when I'm late for stuff.

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Yeah...

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It's hit me pretty hard as well.

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I still can't believe you did this.

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Can we really keep him?

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For the last time, he's next door's, and he's due back in an hour.

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Can I come down now?

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One second.

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So, we're agreed? We introduce Benji, Jas falls in love with him,

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wants a puppy, locusts forgotten, job done.

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HE SOBS

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What?

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Just thinking about those little locust guys trapped up there.

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Loakie's afraid of heights.

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Sorry.

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OK, sweetheart.

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Oh, wow!

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You've got grapes!

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I wonder if Loakie likes grapes.

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Aren't you going to say hello to our new friend?

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Hi. Custy does that exact same thing but way cuter, obviously.

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Grape?

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Do you know anyone with a kitten?

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Right...

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Plan C. Can you come into school tomorrow?

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Well, if it will help my little angels.

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Well, yeah, it will help me and Jas because...

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You're talking about the locusts, aren't you?

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Hello? Is this customer services?

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-Yes, it is.

-Yes, I'd like to report a theft.

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-OK.

-The Appli-KATE software has stolen my friend.

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-Stolen?

-Yes, that's what I said, stolen.

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They're inseparable and now it's completely replaced me.

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Is there a friendship department or can I talk to your manager?

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PHONE DISCONNECTS

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Hello?

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What am I doing?

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Good morning!

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OK, it's not just a bad dream.

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-How can I help you?

-Lunchbox.

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I mean, Jas forgot her lunch in the box, which is here, and so am I.

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See?

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-Oh!

-Oh...

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Er... Er... Er...

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-Raspberry?

-How nice.

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I think I'll head off.

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-That would be an idea.

-Yeah. I'll just take this,

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borrow the ladder and get out of your hair.

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Of course.

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Borrow the what?

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Oh!

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-Ta-da.

-Chess For Champions, three.

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It finally came.

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-It's got an amazing chapter on ten ways...

-To play a pawn.

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I know. Kate suggested it last night.

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Kate's amazing at chess.

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She does this really cool move, where all she does is...

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Why can't Martha and Kate just get along?

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Girls are complicated.

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Kate isn't. That's why she's special.

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You've got it bad.

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-Is she pretty?

-Oh, her HD display is quite impressive.

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Right.

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-Net.

-Net.

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-Ladder.

-Right here.

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-Fake insect fact sheet.

-Check.

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OK, gentlemen. Let's do this.

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Operation Fool Jas Into Thinking The Locusts Have Been Taken

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To The Biology Lab, Which Buys Us Time To Rescue Them From The Light -

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phase one.

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That name could do with a bit of work.

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-No.

-Yes.

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-Seriously?

-Totally.

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Let me get this straight.

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While cleaning the tank,

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you noticed a very unusual mark on my locusts'...

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-Head.

-Back

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Er... back and head, all over.

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And that was when you realised they were a rare breed of locustium...?

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Locustium insectium, yeah.

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Never before seen in this country,

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and they're currently being verified by Mrs Edwards in the biology lab?

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I know. It's almost impossible to believe.

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But it's all in here, in this latest scientific research paper.

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Bug Facts For Kids.

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It was all I could find.

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You must think I'm an idiot.

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Why didn't you tell me sooner? There's so much to do.

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We have to inform the British Bug Association.

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Change the tank.

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We should tell TV presenter Nikita Stricken.

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Nikita Stricken, she's great. I've got her book I Love Bugs.

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-I'll e-mail her.

-But I doubt she'll reply to us, right, Mr Malone?

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I must have e-mailed her 50 times.

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I'll tell her it's an emergency.

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Right, phase two.

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We just need to make sure we get someone to...

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-Oh, boy!

-I should do this bit.

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We don't want any accidents.

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Schedule alert, toilet break.

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-Not now, Kate.

-Go to the toilet.

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Go to the toilet.

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I...am going to the toilet, Kate.

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I'm going right now.

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-Go to the toilet.

-All right!

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Listen, this is silly.

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If you make Ollie happy, then that's great.

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I hope we can be friends.

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I'm sorry, I don't understand the question.

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Well, it's not really a question.

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Request denied.

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-I'm just trying to be friends here.

-Request denied.

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-But...

-Request denied.

-Just...

-Shutting down.

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Why does it have to be this way?

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-ALARM SOUNDS

-Intruder alert! Intruder alert!

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Hey! What are you doing? Get off her!

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-Intruder alert! Intruder alert!

-Ollie, please, I can explain.

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-Intruder alert!

-I hope someone can. My office now.

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Intruder alert! Intruder alert!

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It's OK, Loakie.

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Custy.

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Daddy's here.

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Whoa!

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She's here.

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Hurry up! She's coming!

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The door's stuck.

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Did anyone know the door was stuck?

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Weird. Is that mine?

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I'm going to go and check on Mrs Edwards. See you later!

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Disaster averted.

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Whoa! Argh!

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Oh!

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Oh!

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Martha, you can't be cross with Ollie just because he dumped you.

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Why does everyone keep saying that?

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-Would you like me to tell you?

-No!

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-Unbelievable.

-Yes, it is. A talking phone.

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-Is it real?

-Yes, I'm definitely not phoney.

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THEY LAUGH

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A talking phone that tells jokes.

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Plus, she can answer any question in ten seconds.

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Where did you get her?

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I am available to download from a number of websites.

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Great!

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So, can we go?

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Yes, yes, yes. Stay out of trouble, you three.

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You three?

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You have to choose, Ollie - me or Kate. Which is it?

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Please, you don't know what you're asking.

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It's complicated, Martha. Kate has feelings, too.

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She's not even a proper person.

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That's a horrible thing to say.

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Come on, Ollie.

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Seriously?

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Hello, Appli-JANE.

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I'm so excited to meet you.

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Download complete. Yes!

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I know you've got them, Mrs Edwards. Lily told me.

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Hamsters, you say?

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No! Locusts! Locusts!

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-Please, you have to find them!

-This is getting daft.

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-Jas...

-No, you don't understand.

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Nikita Stricken is on her way right now.

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Really? What, lovely, smiley Nikita Stricken off the telly?

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Yes, she e-mailed me this morning.

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What were you going to say?

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Where did you put the locusts, Mrs Edwards?

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Think!

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I am Appli-JANE. May I help you?

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Tell me a joke.

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Here is your nearest launderette.

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Why did the chicken cross the road?

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The human body has 206 bones.

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No. Why did the chicken cross the road?

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Chicken.

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Searching for recipe for sausage casserole.

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-How you doing?

-I don't know.

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I'm up, I'm down.

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My head's saying one thing, but I've got to listen to my heart, you know?

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When the time's right, you'll know what to do.

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Does Kate understand?

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It's not really in her programming.

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OK.

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Maybe I can speak to her?

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Sure.

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You want me to call her?

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I'm Appli-KATE. Happy to meet you.

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Please, tell me you're joking.

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What?

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Oh, sorry, didn't see you there.

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Allow me to introduce ARON-APP.

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I answer any question in five seconds.

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Five seconds? Wow! Amazing.

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How long does yours take, again?

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All we had to do was stick to the story.

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Now we've got two missing bugs

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and Nikita Stricken coming to visit an empty tank.

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Hello, Auntie Simon.

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We have to put her off.

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No, we can't cancel lovely, smiley Nikita.

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I want her to sign my book.

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-I think we should go to the moon.

-I've heard worse ideas today.

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When did you last see the locusts?

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-I was up the ladder...

-OK.

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And Jas came in with the tank, and...

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# Old MacDonald had a farm

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# Ee-aye ee-aye-oh

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# And on that farm he had... #

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Maybe we should just tell Jas the truth. She'll understand.

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Are you kidding? She loves her locusts.

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She'll never forgive us.

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If we have to cheat, steal, change our names and move to Peru,

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we are keeping this going.

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And if I go down for this, so help me, I'm taking you both with me.

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HE CONTINUES SINGING

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Enough with the singing!

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Oh.

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Think. Where did they go?

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-I put them in the lunchbox.

-OK, this is good.

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Jas eats lunch at 1pm, which means we need to get to her...

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In the next five minutes.

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Knock-knock.

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The capital of Honduras is Tegucigalpa.

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DISTANT CHEERS

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-Ohhh!

-Yeah?

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Well, your device doesn't even have wireless charging as standard.

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Ohhhh!

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Yeah? Well, at least my dual core processor is over 1.5 gigahertz.

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-GIRLS CHEER

-Meow!

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Everyone knows a single core CPU can outperform a dual core

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if it has a greater clock speed.

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BOYS CHEER

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What is going on in here?

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Martha started it.

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I had no idea things were getting so out of hand.

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I'm afraid there's only one way to settle this.

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Call our parents?

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It's gone way past that, Martha.

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We're going to have...a phone-off!

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That's right - two phones, ten questions and a battle to the end!

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But there hasn't been a school phone-off

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since the battery charger incident of 2012.

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I realise that, but I don't see any alternative.

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Sure, why not make it 20 questions while you're at it?(!)

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Good idea. Go and get them.

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-No, I didn't mean...

-Let's do this! Yay!

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THEY CHEER

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-You OK?

-Yeah, I just love break time.

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Right, I need 20 questions.

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Will these do?

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Bug Facts For Kids? Cool!

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Erm, really?

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Do you want a sandwich?

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No, I was just looking at...

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SHE SHRIEKS

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Oh...it was just a bit of lettuce.

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You might want to dial down the crazy before Nikita gets here.

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Don't worry. Compared to next door, this is normal.

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I don't think today can get any weirder.

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-Did I tell you that I read your book I Love Bugs?

-Yes.

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Yeah?

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Meow!

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And you don't remember any of my e-mails?

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No, sorry. Is he OK?

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I'm better than OK.

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I'm the king of Spain!

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Hi, Jas. Thanks for inviting me.

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Thank you for coming. Do you want to go straight through?

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Oh, what's the rush? Maybe she'd like to have lunch first.

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-She's not hungry.

-She looks hungry.

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-Just the locusts will be fine.

-Really?

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Most people prefer a sandwich.

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Fine. I've got some left over in my bag.

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Lily, can you hold my bag, please?

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Lily, what are you doing?

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Help! Those zebras have stolen the Crown Jewels.

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And this is why I stick with bugs.

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ALL SHOUT

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OK!

0:24:470:24:48

I want a good, clean fight.

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No cheating, no gouging and no rebooting.

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Understand? Silence for the first question.

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Why do bees hum?

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Because they've forgotten the words.

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Ha, yes! Yes!

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I knew you could do it, Appli-JANE!

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-Wait a minute.

-We have a winner!

0:25:100:25:12

Hello? 20 questions, you said.

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We're only just getting started.

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Nobody move! This is an emergency locust situation.

0:25:180:25:22

I want my bag back!

0:25:220:25:24

Ow!

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ALL SHOUT AT ONCE

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What on Earth is going on in this school?

0:25:360:25:38

You're not as smiley as you are on TV, are you?

0:25:390:25:41

Here you go, fully rebooted.

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I don't understand?

0:25:470:25:49

Why are you repairing your sworn enemy?

0:25:490:25:51

I don't know. I guess he's important to you, and we're friends.

0:25:510:25:55

Plus, this way, I can thrash you in a rematch.

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You're on!

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What's wrong with you?

0:26:010:26:02

Loakie and Custy weren't rare after all. They're not special.

0:26:020:26:06

This might cheer them up.

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It says here they can fly up to 200km a day.

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That's pretty special.

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Yeah, I suppose it is.

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And the other thing I love about the book

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-is the way that it's got you in it.

-Right!

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You're on the cover, see?

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Plus there's loads of pictures of you on the inside as well.

0:26:260:26:29

There's space for an autograph there. OK, well...

0:26:290:26:32

Thanks very much for coming. Come back soon. I'll e-mail you.

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They were in the tank.

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But they can't have been.

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But they were.

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Hi, guys! Guess what I just did? Loakie and Custy are finally free.

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They can run and jump and fly as many kilometres as they want.

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I mean, yeah, it was a tough decision,

0:26:530:26:55

but now I can get new pets.

0:26:550:26:57

Two words, guys - stick insects.

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OK.

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For the tie-break.

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What is the temperature in Madrid?

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-BOTH SPEAK AT ONCE:

-The temperature in Madrid is 28 degrees.

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Can we please just go home now?

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Correction - invalid request.

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Best of 27?

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Come on, we can do this! Whoo! Yes!

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Come on!

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Come on. Whoo!

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