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[Assistant] And when they did that, all the topsoil ended up in the ocean. So the plants that are left,


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[Assistant] Uhm, are ones that can survive in a xerophytic environment and also can.


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[Assistant] I have not, uh, looked elsewhere. One of the things I can tell you is that NSF now has a requirement that all rotators take a class on conflicts of interest.


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[Assistant] They have to take one NSF offers a class monthly and rotators have to take at least one.


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[Assistant] Every, I forget what the exact number is, every, every couple of months or at least once a year.


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[Assistant] To, uh, uh, understand conflicts of interest. And if you find a conflict of interest, or if you think there is one, you can report it to the, uh, counselor.


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[Assistant] And, uh, so they have, they have ways to do that now. And all that stems from this paper, from this investigation back in 1979 that, um, that Gillis brought to his congressman.


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[Assistant] And said, look, you know, this grant was stolen from me and, and I want you to investigate it.


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[Assistant] I personally have not, I personally have not, uhm,


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[Assistant] That when, when Hardy and I first started this project,


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[Assistant] And we wanted to get, we did get one paper published, uh, in Rhodora about this guy's, Gilles' contributions to the Bahama flora.


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[Assistant] And we wanted to say something about what we found with the conflict of interest.


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[Assistant] And the editor of Rhodora said, you can't do that. You can't publish it. You have to cryptically, you have to cryptically write it so that it's not obvious. So we modified the paper and he published it. But the other thing he said was, if you publish this paper, you will never ever get an NSF grant.


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[Assistant] That's what he told us. The editor of Rodora told us that. Now that, I mean, that didn't happen because I do have gotten NSF grants. But we were warned, uhm, that if we publish anything about this, we would not be granted funding in the future.


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[Assistant] And it's been over 20 years we've been trying to get this paper published.


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[Assistant] And we couldn't get it published until very recently when the people at the Hunt Institute said, yeah, we'll publish it.


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[Assistant] So I don't know what, I mean, I can't answer your question. I do not know.


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[Assistant] Uh, if there have been recent conflicts of interest in grant proposal reviews, uhm,


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[Assistant] But if there have been, then people have now have recourse to report them where they didn't have that before. Does that answer your question?


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, yeaah, yeaah, I know. He, he was in, he was in the biology department in, at West Virginia University and now he's at NSF.


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[Assistant] Oh, well, yeah, okay. So I teach a graduate genetic seminar here at West Virginia University. I co-teach it. And we, uhm, actually presented this


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[Assistant] This, uh, story to my class, uh, as a practice seminar, uh, a couple of weeks ago and, um,


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[Assistant] They were, they were very concerned. They said that they, these are graduate students, so they said they really wanted


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[Assistant] Uh, in, in proposals and reviews and not only that, but in, in reviewing papers as well.


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[Assistant] So I think that the thing to do is use it as a lesson in a graduate seminar maybe.


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[Assistant] Uhm, to teach graduate students as we're doing here.


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[Assistant] Uhm, about the possibilities to prevent conflicts of interest.


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[Assistant] Thank you. Well, if you think this is an interesting story, you should look forward to reading my book about Barbara McClintock where I've uncovered a whole bunch of documentation that reverses a lot of mythology.


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[Assistant] So that should be out in June. I'm just giving you a little bit of a...


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[Assistant] All I knew is that I was looking for publications to include in my book from that, which was published in 1991, and uhm,


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[Assistant] In order to document the publications that had been already done for the island of San Salvador,


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[Assistant] I wanted to make sure I found everything that I could include in my bibliography.


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[Assistant] One of the things I loved about learning at Cornell is that Cornell always required, when I was taking classes, required us to read primary papers.


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[Assistant] Rather than reviews, uh, and every class that I took, we'd get a handout with primary papers to read.


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[Assistant] And, and so I took that as a, as a, a way of teaching and, and, and.


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[Assistant] Whenever I write a paper or, you know, wrote my books, I always...


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[Assistant] Tried to find the primary papers and so I was looking for the primary papers and they weren't listed in this book.


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[Assistant] And, and so I said to Hardy, how come they're not listed? Why were they ignored? And, uh,


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[Assistant] The answer is that, uh, you know, this guy, the Corrals, didn't want any part of Gillis. They didn't want him involved in their project at all. It was a cover-up, I think.


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[Assistant] So that's, you know, like I sort of this project, it just fell into my lap and Hardy was wonderful in collaborating with me. As a matter of fact, the first paper that I tried to publish.


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[Assistant] On his, on the contributions of Bill Gillis, when I sent it to the Rhodora.


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[Assistant] The editor did not want to publish it at all, as I mentioned. And so I called Hardy on the phone and I said, at the time, I think he was the president of the Botanical Society. And so he picked up the phone and he called the editor and he goes, what is the matter with you? Why don't you want to publish this?


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[Assistant] And he was afraid to publish it because of what we had found.


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[Assistant] And so uhm, I said to the editor, well, what if I put Hardy's name on the paper? And he goes, well, that might help.


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[Assistant] So I said to Hardy, well, if you, if I'm going to put your, if your name is going to be on the paper, then you have to do something. You have to write part of this paper or it's unethical for me to just stick your name on the paper.


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[Assistant] So he went back and looked through his files and then he added some stuff to the paper and then the paper came out.


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[Assistant] In, uh, 1993, I think it was, uh, contributions of Bill Gillis to the floor of the Bahamas, and it, it's by Cass and Eshba.


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[Assistant] It's an incredible place. And as a matter of fact, there's a living Bahama collection there.


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[Assistant] Uh, that the director at the time when Bill Gillis was working there.


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[Assistant] Uh, had put together this living Bahama collection.


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[Assistant] Which, uh, he was collecting horticultural varieties that were xerophytic that, you know, that could survive in a, in a Florida environment. And uhm, so he wanted to plant these, uh, these horticultural varieties.


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[Assistant] In the behind, uh, in, in Florida, which he did. And if you go there, you can find them. You can see them.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and that's the only connection that the director at the time had.


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[Assistant] To the flora of the Bahamas. As a matter of fact, Bill Gillis was so upset with him because every time he would collect a specimen and put it in the herbarium, he wouldn't make a label for it to say where it was collected, when it was collected, you know, all this stuff that a taxonomist does.


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[Assistant] When a taxonomist collects plants and makes a label for the herbarium.


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[Assistant] He never did that. He just was interested in what color the plants were.


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[Assistant] And so when Bill Gillis established the, the Bahama, uh, the, I'm sorry, the herbarium for the Bahama, for the Fairchild Tropical Garden, uh, in 1968, when he was hired there,


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[Assistant] He started the herbarium, and uhm, and uhm, and then decided that he wanted to do a Flora of the Bahamas. And the director, whose name I'm not mentioning,


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[Assistant] Uh, of the, of the, uh, project, uh, said, you know, whatever you want to do, it's up to you. You're the, you're the researcher. And he said, I want to do a floor of the Bahamas. And he said, okay, fine.


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[Assistant] And, and Dick Howard said, well, you should put in that, uh, you should put a recommendation in our proposal into the National Science Foundation. And so they.


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[Assistant] Submitted it in 1970 and the director's name was not on it except the cover letter, which said, yes, he's working at my institution and it's okay for him to submit this proposal.


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[Assistant] Uh, but years later, then he says, no, it belonged, the proposal belonged to the institution.


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[Assistant] Uhm, alright, so Gillis was working at Fairchild Tropical Garden and he was fired. He was fired because he didn't get along with the director. And the director, uh, fired him.


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[Assistant] The director of the Fairchild Tropical Garden then contacted


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[Assistant] Karel, who was at the time program director at NSF. And while he was program director, he and his wife went to the Fairchild Tropical Garden and had a meeting. And it's all documented that they met and said, we're going to write a Bahama Flora.


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[Assistant] And so then the director took the grant proposal and, uh, rewrote it along with Correll and his wife.


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[Assistant] Zillions of, well, a couple dozen letters to Carell and he kept saying, I'm here to help you. I'm here to help you. What do you need?


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[Assistant] And he, and every time he published a paper, he would send the paper to Correll.


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[Assistant] And I've got a stack of papers that were signed by Bill Gillis that was sent to Fairchild Tropical Garden to Carell saying, here are the papers I'm writing about the Bahama flora. None of them are cited in his book.


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[Assistant] Well, that's the background I can tell you between Corell and Gillis.


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[Assistant] Thank you. Thanks for your help with the technology.


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[Assistant] Nobody can stop it. This man does not shoot three-pointers. How is it that he's in the running for most points per game in the season? I think he finished, what, third this season? He ain't even shooting threes. What are y'all talking about? He's only gotten to the finals once. The man is, the man is, and won it!


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[Assistant] Well, I think it's one of those things that, you know, the NFL got with him. I think once the Texans got involved in the whole thing, I think they was like, listen.


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[Assistant] You ain't about to keep fighting. No, no, cause see, now you bringing us into it. So now we need you to settle. You think the league put pressure on Watson to settle? If you settle, we'll give you so many, we'll give you X amount of games if you settle now. But if you fight this thing and the Houston Texans goes down with you.


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[Assistant] That you might not never come back. Like I think it's, you know, you might be, we might give you the two year band type thing. So I think he was kind of, this was one of the things that, you know, he was like, you know what? I just take the game.


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[Assistant] Hey, if you settle, it emits guilt. I think you told me that. If you settle, that emits guilt. And the thing about it to me is, I think I read somewhere on Twitter, which...


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[Assistant] He, in his mind, he didn't realize that he caused this, this pain. I think after sitting down and maybe putting himself in their shoes and understanding where they're coming from, because that's, that's what makes you a better human, but you have to understand where your victim is coming from, because if you completely think you're innocent,


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[Assistant] And you're not willing to listen to their reasoning. You won't understand. So I think him...


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[Assistant] Probably sitting down, listening, like, oh my goodness, like, if, if that's what, what happened during this that made you feel like I sexually assaulted you, then I apologize, and then I think that could have forced him to-


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[Assistant] Three. Oh yeaah, that's, that's called mortgage in your future. So yeaah, it has to work.


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[Assistant] I think Bull should root against the Guardians. Why? I keep picking them to win, they keep winning. No. So I've been right on it. Because you was wrong with the catcher.


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[Assistant] Don't feel bad Aditi. Listen, you didn't, if you held the club on your first swing and didn't throw it, you above me. It gets no worse than what I did.


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[Assistant] I had no intentions on golfing. At all. Like I said, I don't golf so therefore there's no point in me golfing. But it was a celebrity event. It was for Nationwide Children's Hospital and I'm for the kids. You know, I got, who am I to rob these kids? Right? So I'ma go out there.


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[Assistant] Guy pays 50 bucks, you take a shot. Okay, so I said, alright bet. I don't have a club, so he was like, you know what, you can use my club and you can use my ball. I said, okay. Alright, so I step back, give me a couple swings in, get my Tiger Woods on. Now I said, I seen Tiger do it just like this.


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[Assistant] Get a couple swings in. They like Tyvis. It looks good. Just keep your eye on the ball. I said, alright, now it's game time, Madidi. I can't, ain't no more practice. We in the thing now. This is serious. And I went to swing.


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[Assistant] And I didn't make contact with the ball. So when I didn't make contact, I didn't, you know, I didn't tighten my grip. I left it loose. And if you would, if you heard the sound behind it, I had a lot of wind behind that, so. And you broke branches with the, by the way. That's just what happened, you know.


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[Assistant] It's beneficial. I think y'all missing the big picture. Don't trust quarterbacks that wear gloves.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. Hey, you know what Leroy, you been, you keep up with any college recruiting?


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[Assistant] Just saying. You know, I'm just saying the Buckeyes are having a really good week in recruiting. I just, you know, I thought I'd update you, you know, cause you, you know, I know y'all, y'all living off the high.


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[Assistant] Woah, wait a minute, first of all, hold on, wait a minute, first of all, we're not that far off. Okay. We're not that far off. If everybody last year, the number one game that everybody wanted to see was Ohio State's offense versus Georgia's defense. We were robbed of that due to that guy's team, but outside


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[Assistant] On the Georgia's and the Alabama, but you know what? You know what? Leroy, you know what they looking at this year? Michigan.


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[Assistant] They looking at that Team Up North game and that's, that's all that really matters right now is that Team Up North game and you better believe that they going for a hundred impossible.


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[Assistant] Come play in the Big 10 for a while. They can play in the Big 10 for sure. We can kick, we can kick, uh, who at the bottom? Nebraska, Maryland.


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[Assistant] Before LeBron did, before Michael did, younger wise, younger wise. I mean that's a great start.


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[Assistant] I think it took him what, five or six seasons to win a ring? Who was the Chris Middleton that LeBron played with?


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[Assistant] Zedroon is ill gus. I'm sick of, listen, I'm about sick of the world not giving Z. Like Z can score, rebound, pass, block. What more do you want to know Coach?


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[Assistant] If I'm doing something, if I'm doing something, I won't eat, but I just got a little breaking news is that the Congress is about to, they subpoenaed, uh, Dan Snyder. Is that true? Oh really? I just got it from Bleacher Report. Wow. Congress to subpoena Snyder.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, yeah, I mean, I just, you know.


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[Assistant] I was honored to go to, uh, the Big Ten is doing like this media experience thing, and it starts.


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[Assistant] Next week, I'ma be there on Monday and it goes to Thursday. And basically they're gonna put us through some media training and stuff like that. And for the first time in a long time, man, I'm nervous. It's like, it's like.


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[Assistant] I don't know, it's just for some odd reason it's, it's the big 10 and it's like seems like it's big so it's like I need to be ready and I'm kinda nervous so.


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[Assistant] I see nothing of the sort. But, but please let your walking stick be me.


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[Assistant] For old Brandon, that's what everyone says of him. He has everybody's good word and nobody's notice.


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[Assistant] Miss Marianne, I see your sister is in a saucy mood and spoiling for a fight. So I shall retire while I get married. Well, goodbye then, ladies, until Friday.


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[Assistant] Looking back, you could say I've had many tragedies in my young life. It hurts me to say this, but the truth is I'm pretty vanilla.


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[Assistant] I've been reborn! Now people will notice me. No one can stop me! Cause I have a dream.


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[Assistant] You gotta be kidding me! How dare you! I've talked to you tons of times, Nikado! Once on the steps of eyeball academy.


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[Assistant] I'm a ninth grader at eyeball academy. Sly Kidoku!


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[Assistant] Don't worry about me, Gaomikado. I've come here to defeat you. I'm here in the name of the Chaos Company.


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[Assistant] You must earn the right to say his name out loud. But actually...


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[Assistant] And someday, I hope to be Master Wisdom's right hand man!


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[Assistant] Clean out your ears, morons, and listen closely! Ki-do-ku! And don't forget it! Accept our apologies, and let me treat you to a real feast. All I want, Mikado, is to face you in a buddy fight! Yeah, no problem, you got it!


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[Assistant] Dragonic Endure! When I take damage, I gain three gauge! My turn's over!


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[Assistant] My turn! Draw! Charge and draw! I buddy call Shadow Dragon to the center! Just leave it to me!


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[Assistant] I cast Dragonic Endure, when gauge increases by three.


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[Assistant] Show dragon! Now we must show them our true power!


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[Assistant] Thanks, but I couldn't have become as strong without the help of this Chaos Company app. Seriously? Yeah, check it out. It gives strategies, and everything else you need to learn all there is about Buddyfight.


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[Assistant] It helped me start winning small tournaments. And the kids at school finally started noticing me.


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[Assistant] Well said. Well, wouldn't you agree, bots?


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[Assistant] My turn's over. Namikado, give me your best!


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[Assistant] Overturn Chief Duel Jaeger is size 3, 10,000 power and 5,000 defense, a critical of 2, and the abilities Penetrate and Soulguard. This Jaeger belongs to the Thunder Empire and has the power of Overturn. On top of that, he gains one critical for each and every monster card he has in his soul. What'd you say?


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[Assistant] Next time I'll beat you for sure. I'm not giving up, Mikado.


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[Assistant] Hang on, I'll calculate. Yes, at least three days.


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[Assistant] New possibilities? And what precisely do you mean by a prosperous future?


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[Assistant] I don't know where that lame-o is. I quit the chaos company.


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[Assistant] No duh. My buddy's here. Demonic Descent Sword of the King Levitin. Hey, isn't that sword... Why's he have it?


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[Assistant] Well played, gal. You're way stronger than I thought you'd be.


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[Assistant] I once drew against Keisetsu in a Buddyfight tournament.


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[Assistant] But the kesetsu I met definitely wasn't the kind of fighter who'd throw a match. Of course, that was a long time ago.


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[Assistant] I see that you also continued playing Buddyfight, didn't you, Keisetsu? We must get to the bottom of this. Tsukikage, follow him.


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[Assistant] And why are you running this place? You're just Master Wisdom's secretary.


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[Assistant] I can't do that. There's something I just have to ask him.


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[Assistant] Yes he is. And his body and item, immortal Sword of the King Durandal, was recently stolen from him.


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[Assistant] I'll make you admit the truth about what you did. Yeah, yeah. If you ring, you mean... Raise the flag! Cartina World! I'm with Legend World.


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[Assistant] Just as I thought, Keisetsu. You're still mad about that Buddyfight match.


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[Assistant] I have the first move. Charge! And drop! Buddy, quit!


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[Assistant] What's that? What's with that vile looking sword? Actually, it's her true appearance.


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[Assistant] He didn't do that against Gao. I guess he's actually trying this time around. My turn. Draw! Charge and draw!


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[Assistant] With Resonance Effect and Tsukikage on the field, I draw a card. With Byakuya on the field, I get a gauge.


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[Assistant] Oh no! Please don't hurt me! Woah! Haha!


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[Assistant] Thank you for your hard work. And now I'm back again!


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[Assistant] Keisetsu's got three life. Zanya could take him out here, but Keisetsu's barely used any of his hand cards.


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[Assistant] Ugh, I thought he might have one. My turn's over.


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[Assistant] That was really close, ninja boy, but now it's my turn. Draw! Charge, and draw!


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[Assistant] I cast Symbol Guard and draw two cards. Since you were kind enough to show me your overturn, here's something of my own. It's my overkill! No way! He has it? With Demonic Descent Sword of the King, who needs monsters?


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[Assistant] I will follow the path of the swords and fight to the very end. The path of the sword, huh? A weakling like you shouldn't even be able to carry a sword. Now I think of it, your friend was just as feeble as you. This was wasted on him. So I liberated it and added it to my collection.


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[Assistant] Heheh, I didn't even lose and I admitted it. I guess I'm too honest, huh?


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[Assistant] Now, I'll finish you off with levateeth. Stand by. And attack! This is-


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[Assistant] I'm unstoppable. Kanata, you're a joke. Huh? Huh?


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[Assistant] To gain enough power to defeat you, I join Master Wisdom's Chaos Army.


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[Assistant] You lied! You're still a member of the Chaos Three! In time, I'll crush you too, Kanata. With my buddy, Demonic Descent Sword of the King Levitine. Something for you to look forward to.


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[Assistant] All I know is, is never trust a quarterback that uses gloves. Man, come on.


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[Assistant] Clearly you've never thrown a football when it's five degrees. Come on man, don't do that.


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[Assistant] There's people in the NFL getting paid millions of dollars to pick players, and most of the time they're absolutely wrong.


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[Assistant] The number one recruiting class years ago with, with all these kids from Miami was in Northeastern or Southeastern or whatever, right? Seven guys came from that high school, which was number one in the country, came to Miami. Miami had the number one recruiting class. And you know what? Crickets.


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[Assistant] And, and here's the same thing when, when college kids go to the pros. You can be a dominant at the lower level. But when you step up and move up to that next level, that's a true test of whether you fit in or not.


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[Assistant] When, and this is the great thing about conference play.


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[Assistant] In order to get to that next level and get to the playoff and be considered for a national champion.


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[Assistant] You have to play the style of football that gets you out of your conference. And then when all those styles clash, that determines where you fit in amongst the elite in the, uh, in the country.


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[Assistant] Uh, three yards in a cloud of dust or, you know, big boy football as the big 10 is known to do that.


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[Assistant] They brought Rich Rod in, and he said, we gonna bring this big 12 pack 12 type of, uh, offense and defense in.


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[Assistant] If I try to compete with Georgia, I'm not gonna get past Ohio State.


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[Assistant] Is win your conference and hope that the style of football you play is good enough


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[Assistant] Trying to compete with the Georges and Alabamas, you're not going to get out of the Big Ten Conference. And that's what happens to the Big 12. That's what happens to the, uh, Pac-12. That's what happens to the Big Ten. Now, I'm going to give y'all some credit. As far as this, the only team in the Big Ten in the last 10 or 15 years.


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[Assistant] That has proven they can do both with the style of offense they have and with the past rushers and the defense that they've had in the past is Ohio State.


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[Assistant] Can you, can you, can you get out of the Big Ten without beating Michigan or Ohio State in that game?


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[Assistant] Uhm, I, like, I, I'm... Here's what sucks about this.


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[Assistant] Is that you want to ensure that you play Ohio State every year, right? Yeah.


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[Assistant] In order to do that, without it being for the big 10 championship, you are


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[Assistant] Given someone else kind of a free pass cause you know Michigan Ohio State going bump heads at the end of the year. And, and that's unfortunate.


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[Assistant] But that's really the only way to ensure that


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[Assistant] Uhm, Michigan plays Ohio State. You can't split them up. Because if somebody slips up, then that game never happened.


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[Assistant] So they could possibly play. You know what? Here's what I think is going to happen in college football. And this is the honest truth.


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[Assistant] All these teams are joining up in these conferences, teams are leaving or whatever. Um, there's five, uh, power five conferences, right? Those five should get bids. There should be three, uh, at large bids. Um, one of them definitely goes to the highest ranked non power five team, right? And then the other ones go.


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[Assistant] There's, there's no dis, there's no, like, figuring it out. You don't have to vote it in. It's, it's clearly, uh, definitive. And then you go from there.


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[Assistant] You're gonna, you're gonna use it at me. You can use, you can use the digital version, huh? What, the, the, uh, BCS?


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[Assistant] Overrated. Let me just, I'ma get serious. Say it, say it. Overrated. Notre Dame. Join the damn conference. We tired of this.


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[Assistant] Don't pick and choose. Don't come to the ACC and say, we gonna play ACC games, but we not in the ACC.


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[Assistant] Pick a conference and go with it because guess what? They tired of you being independent.


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[Assistant] The world is tired. Let's go. Let's compete for a conference championship and some conference. You pick!


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[Assistant] That's the only time. If Notre Dame, if Notre Dame was in the big 10, we'd all, all the other teams that hate each other was get around the campfire and sing Kumbaya and help each other beat them.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I, I was a little bit happy and discouraged at the same time.


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[Assistant] And I was happy that he's trying to get through this.


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[Assistant] Discourages that most people are going to think this is a sign of admitting guilt.


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[Assistant] Right. And sometimes when you get into a situation where


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[Assistant] They want it to last so long, they want to get as many people as they can in the civil suit in hopes that you will settle. And that's kind of what happened. Now, my thing is this.


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[Assistant] You can't settle with not four because, like, it's still, you know, you're still going through the same stuff.


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[Assistant] And four is still a big number, right? It is. So I don't know how this is going to play out.


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[Assistant] I don't know how people are gonna look at that. I really don't. Uhm, so I was glad that maybe we're getting this behind us. Maybe he's getting it behind him.


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[Assistant] That's just the way it is. Like most of the time here, most people settle because they don't want to go through this process and they don't want


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[Assistant] Certain aspects of whatever's going on to be in court. Even if it's


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[Assistant] Right? Wrong? Indifferent? If you're guilty or not, you don't want it even talked about. So you settle. I would not have settled unless all parties were involved.


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[Assistant] The other four are going to hold out for more because you settled with them and now they're the last four hanging on so they can hold out for more money. Yeah, I think you're right. You know, to put the screws to them a little bit more.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you got a point. You got a point that something may have motivated him. Now, my question is this. Why let it go this far? You know? That's a good question.


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[Assistant] I can't fire my boss. And in fact, I need to be careful with how I penalize my boss. Cause when my contract is up again, I don't want him to round up all his buddies and get me out of there. So it becomes real tricky when we realize that the owners employ Roger Goodell.


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[Assistant] So how do you penalize them? You have to go and you basically have to go and ask all the other 31 other owners. Hey, is this okay? Can I, is it okay if I do this? We need to do something about it.


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[Assistant] It's an incredible thing, accountability. You aren't kidding.


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[Assistant] With how they hold people accountable. Yes. Fact. And so.


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[Assistant] That seems to be the problem that the NFL has in all these cases. It's not necessarily that you're penalizing somebody who damages the shield.


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[Assistant] Is that how you penalize them and how much you penalize them is not consistent with everybody.


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[Assistant] So if you have that much pride with the shield, how things go or, or whatever, then be consistent with it.


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[Assistant] And so from that standpoint, there's a different, you know, how you view football is a little bit different. But, but I'll say this.


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[Assistant] And guilt or innocence is not even in the equation. Because it's the optics of it. Now, if you're gonna do something with the players,


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[Assistant] That mean you get in certain situations. Somebody come at you the wrong way. He's supposed to be dealt with. But the reason why he coming at you that way.


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[Assistant] Just because of, I have never met a man with as skinny legs as he had, but he had a house on his shoulders.


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[Assistant] There was one guy that you guys see him on Sunday.


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[Assistant] But I dealt with him every day and that dude had the same energy every day and that was John Randall.


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[Assistant] John Randall, I, look, I had nothing, we used to fight all the time. Cause I ain't playing this on Wednesday and Thursday.


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[Assistant] In practice as he was in the game. And you, you ask anybody who played in the NFL. The frauds. You know who the frauds are.


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[Assistant] I first got to Cleveland and I, I, I was a hold down for like two weeks.


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[Assistant] So when I got there, you know, everybody wanted to make a point to let the rookie come in.


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[Assistant] And see, I didn't care. Cause I play football whenever. You just let me know how we, how we doing this.


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[Assistant] We can't do this all okay. Right? Cause I never had a problem with it. Again, I wasn't running around anybody. Right?


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[Assistant] And so from that day on, every time we went into camp the following year, they would tell the rookies, hey,


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[Assistant] Once you get to the NFL, there's a level of ability.


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[Assistant] That you have that put you in the top 1%. For me to then go.


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[Assistant] I was in Minnesota and, you know, the running back room, you only have like three, four guys that can play. All the other guys are special teams. So during the preseason, we hype them up. Go get him, go get him. We had my roommate was Harold Morrow. Get him Harold, get him, get him. He going, that dog about to light some stuff up. He ran down.


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[Assistant] And I will have superhuman strength to get the hell up out of there.


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[Assistant] Hey, real quick. So, we were playing, I forget who we were playing, Vinny was the quarterback, Michael Jackson was on the team, Vinny threw a pick, right? We all pursuing, but you gotta keep your head on the swivel. You got to keep your head on the swivel, because back then, they could knock you out.


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[Assistant] These killers started slaughtering


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[Assistant] What happened to this old girl is happening to thousands of deer in the United States.


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[Assistant] They're not kids anymore, Roy. Wait till you see them. Of course you and the boys are planning to stay with us. We wouldn't stay anyplace else. You know, Roy, whenever I have to do something like this,


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[Assistant] You know, these two used to sing.


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[Assistant] I'd just soon kill you in cold blood like you do those deer. Time I caught up with you filthy cowards, using silencers, telescope sights, camouflage jackets, a fine body.


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[Assistant] He gave me some money for my food and my clothes, and he paid my room rent. Oh, Joe, you know all the things you did.


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[Assistant] What? Alright, Joe, alright. You don't have to get sore at everything.


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[Assistant] Joe, can I bet four bits on horse races? There's a long shot. Precious time. Gonna win by ten links. Joe, I gotta have some money.


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[Assistant] So, if she comes in here while I'm gone, will you talk to her? Tell her about me.


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[Assistant] Yeah, sure, Joe. I ought to take care of somebody good, so I can feel good.


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[Assistant] Lifetime look, pick and click in 12 or 15 packages a come. That's right.


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[Assistant] Yes, here he comes! Precious time! And look at that horse go! Come on, gallant knight!


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[Assistant] There. That is an end to Mr. Elton.


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[Assistant] Well hello everyone. Uh, here we are again in the aftermath of another, uh, terrible inexplicable


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[Assistant] Shocking and painful tragedy this time in Las Vegas, which happens to be my hometown and Clito's hometown, Clito Sr.'s hometown.


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[Assistant] And, uh, as you know, at least 59 people are dead. Hundreds of people were wounded in what they say was the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history, coming about a year and a half after the previous.


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[Assistant] Deadliest mass shooting in modern American history in Orlando where 49 people lost their lives and of course we pray for the victims and for their families and friends and we wonder why even though there's probably no way to ever know why a human being would do something like this to other human beings who are at a concert having fun and listening to music. Jason Aldean was


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[Assistant] On stage, Luke Combs, who is here with us tonight, he played the show too, and obviously no one could have ever expected that something terrible would happen, but it did. A very sick person smuggled 17 guns into his hotel room and smashed out the windows, started firing indiscriminately from the 32nd floor into a crowd of


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[Assistant] 22,000 people across the street and as a result of that, uh, this morning we have children with our parents and


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[Assistant] Fathers without sons, mothers without daughters, we lost two police officers, we lost a nurse from Tennessee, a special ed teacher from a local school here in Manhattan Beach, and uhm,


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[Assistant] It's a kind of thing that it makes you want to throw up or give up. It's too much to even process.


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[Assistant] All these devastated families who now have to live with this pain forever because one person


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[Assistant] But I disagree with that, uh, intensely, because of course there's something we can do about it. There are a lot of things we can do about it.


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[Assistant] But we don't, which is interesting because when someone with a, uh, beard attacks us, we tap phones, we invoke travel bans, we build walls, we take every possible precaution to make sure it doesn't happen again. But when an American buys a gun and kills other Americans,


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[Assistant] Then there's nothing we can do about that. And, uh, Second Amendment, I guess, uh,


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[Assistant] Forefathers wanted us to have AK-47s, uh, is the argument, uh, I assume. Orlando, Newtown, Aurora, San Bernardino, every one of these shootings, the murder used automatic or semi-automatic rifles, which are not weapons you use for self-defense.


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[Assistant] Their weapons are designed to kill large numbers of people in the shortest possible amount of time. This guy...


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[Assistant] I reportedly had ten of them in his room, apparently legally. At least some of them were there legally.


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[Assistant] Why is that allowed? I don't know why our so-called leaders continue to allow this to happen. Or maybe better question, why do we continue to let them to allow it to happen?


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[Assistant] Five people got shot in Lawrence, Kansas last night. Three of them died. It didn't even make a blip because this is just a regular part of our lives now. And uhm,


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[Assistant] You know what will happen, we'll pray for Las Vegas, some of us will get motivated.


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[Assistant] Some of us won't get motivated, the bills will be written, they'll be watered down, they'll fail, the NRA will smother it all with money, and over time we'll get distracted, we'll move on to the next thing, and then it will happen again, and again.


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[Assistant] And last night the White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said this is not the time, or actually it was today, this morning, she said it was not the time for political debate. And uhm,


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[Assistant] I don't know, we have 59 innocent people dead, it wasn't their time either, so I think now is the time for political debate.


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[Assistant] President Trump is visiting Las Vegas on Wednesday. He spoke this morning, said he's praying for those who lost their lives. You know, in February, he also signed a bill that made it easier for people with severe mental illness to buy guns legally.


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[Assistant] Which, uh, is good. They should be praying. They should be praying for God to forgive them for letting the gun lobby run this country because it is, uh,


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[Assistant] It's so crazy. Right now there are loopholes in the law that let people avoid background checks if they buy a gun privately from another party, if they buy a gun online or at a gun show.


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[Assistant] So I want to show you something. These are the face of the senators who days after the shooting of Orlando voted against a bill that would have closed those loopholes. These are the 56 senators who didn't want to do anything about that.


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[Assistant] Now, 90% of Democrats, I'm not talking about politicians here, I'm talking about people, and 77% of Republicans support background checks at gun shows. 89% of Republicans and Democrats are in favor of restricting gun ownership for the mentally ill.


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[Assistant] But not this gang. They voted against both of those things. So, with all due respect, your thoughts and your prayers are insufficient. And, by the way, the House of Representatives will be voting on a piece of legislation this week.


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[Assistant] It's a bill to legalize the sale of silencers for guns. This is what they're working on.


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[Assistant] We have a major problem with gun violence in this country, and I guess they don't care. And if I'm wrong on that, fine, do something about it, because I'm sick of it. And uhm, you know, I want this to be a comedy show. I hate talking about stuff like this. I just wanna, you know, laugh about things every night.


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[Assistant] But, that, it seems to be coming, uh, increasingly difficult lately.


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[Assistant] It feels like someone has opened a window into hell. And what I'm talking about tonight isn't about gun control. It's about common sense. Common sense says no good will ever come from allowing a person to have weapons that can take down 527 Americans at a concert. Common sense says you don't let those who suffer from mental illness


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[Assistant] Buy guns. You know, in June of last year the NRA fought to make sure people on the no-fly list can buy guns. They aren't allowed to get on a plane. They're allowed to own a very dangerous gun. Who thinks that makes sense? Them, I guess. The people who voted with the NRA.


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[Assistant] Maybe I'm nuts, but I would like to think we can put politics aside and agree that no American citizen needs an M16 or 10 of them. And maybe that way we don't do this again. I mean, that seems very reasonable to me.


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[Assistant] You know, in, uhm, in 1980 we had a big fire at the MGL Hotel in Las Vegas. It was horrible, right? I mean...


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[Assistant] 85 people died. You could see the fire. I was 13 years old. I'll never forget a man jumped out the window. It was a terrible thing to see.


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[Assistant] Why would we approach this differently? It's a public safety issue. And something needs to be done already, so.


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[Assistant] Love and prayers, and we do, we send our love and support and whatever else is needed to Las Vegas and to the families from all over the country and Canada who had the worst night of their lives last night.


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[Assistant] You know, Vegas is a funny town, it's easy to forget people live there, but...


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[Assistant] They do, I mean, lots of good people. These people showed up in droves today to donate blood because it's the only thing they could do. And so they did it. But there is more that we can do, and we need to do it. And thank God for the police in Las Vegas who


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[Assistant] People who are bleeding to the hospital, uh, you know, don't forget them.


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[Assistant] They still need help. And if you want to help either one of those cities, Puerto Rico is not a city obviously, but Vegas or Puerto Rico, a good way to do that is to give to the American Red Cross. There's the information right there on the screen and we send all our love to our family and friends in Las Vegas and to everyone affected


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[Assistant] By this terrible event, I'm sorry for getting emotional, I'm, I'm not great with this kind of thing, uh, but I just, it's important, you know? Go.


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[Assistant] It seems you're all out of options, kitten shirt. You're history.


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[Assistant] Watch and learn. Draw. Charge and draw.


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[Assistant] I will too, Pen. PENSILE LETS ME DRAW A CAR! Kid Hoshiguma, move to the center!


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[Assistant] No it can't be! A spell that lets bots attack once more!


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[Assistant] He hesitated, not in the normal way, the human way. Not the way a man might hesitate before he kissed a woman to gauge her reaction, to see how he would be received. Perhaps he would hesitate to prolong the moment, that ideal moment of anticipation, sometimes better than the kiss itself. Edward hesitated to test himself, to see if this was safe.


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[Assistant] His cold marble lips pressed very softly against mine.


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[Assistant] What neither of us was prepared for was my response. Blood boiled under my skin, burned in my lips. My breath came in a wild gasp. My fingers knotted in his hair, clutching him to me. My lips parted as I breathed in his heavy scent. Immediately,


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[Assistant] His hands gently, but with irresistible force, pushed my face back. I opened my eyes and saw his guarded expression. Oops, I breathe. That's an understatement. His eyes were wild. His jaw clenched in acute restraint. Yet he didn't lapse from his perfect articulation. He held my face just inches from his. He dazzled my eyes. Should I?


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[Assistant] Tolerable, I asked. He laughed loud and stronger than I thought. It's nice to know. I wish I could say the same. I'm sorry. You are only human after all. Thanks so much, I said, my voice acerbic.


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[Assistant] He was on his feet in one of his live, almost invisibly quick movements. He held out his hand to me, an unexpected gesture. I was so used to our standard of careful non-contact. I took his icy hand, needing the support more than I thought. My balance had not yet returned. Are you still faint from the run? Or was it my kissing expertise? How lighthearted, how human he seemed as he laughed now.


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[Assistant] I can drive better than you on your best day, he teased. You have much slower reflexes.


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[Assistant] I'm sure that's true, but I don't think my nerves or my truck could take it. Some trust, please, Bella. My hand was in my pocket, curled tightly around the key. I pursed my lips, deliberated, then shook my head with a tight grin. Nope, not a chance. He raised his eyebrows in disbelief. I started to step around him heading for the driver's side. He might have let me pass if I hadn't wobbled slightly.


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[Assistant] His arm created an inescapable snare around my waist. Bella


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[Assistant] I'm not about to let you behind the wheel of a vehicle when you can't even walk straight. Besides, friends don't let friends drive drunk, he quoted with a chuckle.


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[Assistant] Watching his hand flash like lightning to catch it soundlessly. Take it easy. My truck is a senior citizen. Very sensible, he approved.


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[Assistant] And are you not affected at all, I asked Erkt, by my presence? Again, his mobile features transformed. His expression became soft, warm. He didn't answer at first. He simply bent his face to mine and brushed his lips slowly along my jaw, from my ear to my chin, back and forth. I trembled. Regardless, he finally murmured, I have better reflexes.


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[Assistant] Which was between Dud and Rex Revler, the Gaskets racer. Dud definitely won by like 83%.


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[Assistant] My vacation got abridged and postponed a little bit so that's what's happened. Today is Friday. It's actually the morning and so I'm recording this for probably Saturday afternoon. We'll see when it comes up and then I will review Rex Revlar after that. So there will not be a poll on this video because


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[Assistant] Cruz Ramirez as Francis Beltline, Doc Hudson from Cars 3, maybe even Parker Braxton. So yea, we'll see what happens, but anyway, enough rambling, let's dive right into the review of this awesome diecast.


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[Assistant] So I bought him on Amazon for $5.99 as an add-on item, which means that you have to have $25 worth of eligible items


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[Assistant] You know, list will be down in the description below. So yea, they're hanging stores across the entire world. I know people have been able to find him in Europe.


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[Assistant] Australia. So good luck to you finding them. I haven't been able to find them myself, but hopefully soon. This is a pretty good case. It is technically the second wave. Wave 2 for Cars 3 singles. And here are some of the others that you can collect.


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[Assistant] Parker Braxton, I don't have him, he wasn't available on Amazon. And then we have two others that will be coming in I believe like the fourth case, Ralph Carlo and Jack DePoe. So two awesome racers right there, but they haven't been released yet.


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[Assistant] I know guys, it's getting boring, but there are new viewers that I want to, you know, explain that to. But I will be right back with this awesome diecast with not so awesome of a name opened up.


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[Assistant] Duh, because, you know, it means his retirement, the end of his racing career.


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[Assistant] Anyway, Chuck most likely retired around the events of Cars 2, so 2010, maybe 2011, and then Doug came in and took over as the Mood Springs representative on the racetrack


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[Assistant] And then obviously, he gets kicked out in Cars 3. But yeaah, these two are insanely different, so we'll definitely be comparing the two later on in the video.


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[Assistant] And while we're doing so, we're also going to compare him to the Cars 1 Chuck Armstrong. Now before we begin, I want to show you guys this picture. It's from the Arts of Cars 3 book and it shows the evolution of the Mood Springs logo. So you have Cars 1 on the left.


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[Assistant] Then Cars 3, Stock Car in the middle, and then Next Gen Cars 3 all the way on the right. So,


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[Assistant] That is just absolutely amazing. They did that for a couple sponsors in the book. I think the others were revolting.


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[Assistant] I just wish they did for all the sponsors, but yeaah, that gives you guys an idea of how, you know, we'll see the differences here on the diecast as well.


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[Assistant] Springs. So it's very simple, a nice font in white.


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[Assistant] On the Cars 1 version, of course, it's a little bit more blockier, as I like to say. You have that light blue box behind it with the white trim. Then you still have the M as a spring.


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[Assistant] And then just kind of like a 2D design for the text and the springs there. Very straight, just everything kind of formal. And now here you can see that the text is a little bit more dimensional. It's kind of like 3D and slanted a little bit. They did change the font definitely.


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[Assistant] Now, you can see here on the front, I love how it's white. I feel like this definitely gives Doug a unique look to him because he's like all blue and then his mouth, his like front portion is white. I actually really do like that. You can see 33 beneath.


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[Assistant] The headlight there. You can see some stripes right there. It's kind of like purple actually. Very cool. Again.


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[Assistant] There is the red arrow pointing for the pit crew just so they know where to lift the car up at to do work. I love the 33 there as springs. Very creative. I love how they made like the actual number and even the tax into the stuff that they make which, like I said, are springs.


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[Assistant] He had a lot more contingency sponsors for Cars 1, and the 33 looked, you know, it was cool, but it's just not as cool as the Cars 3 version in my opinion. It's a lot simpler. This is just a lot cooler, I know.


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[Assistant] Using very basic terms, but I just really like the look and how it's white and blue. It's kind of like a gradient. And then you have blue.


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[Assistant] Purple even right there, it's like a purplish grey, some white, the black, you know.


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[Assistant] Stripes right there, kind of similar to the Cars 1 version, but it was just a lot simpler. Like, if you look at the Cars 3 Moonsprings, it's like a gradient of colors between the white, the gray here on the back, and of course the blue. Whereas on the Cars 1 version, he really was just a dark blue.


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[Assistant] With the stripes, you know, in there throughout. So I definitely prefer Doug. He is probably my favorite stock carcars, three racers so far. I just love his design.


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[Assistant] A lot cooler than the one before. He does have roof flaps on both versions there. On the back here below the window, mood springs.


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[Assistant] Again, I just love the gray. It really just gives a nice contrast, like,


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[Assistant] Two exhaust pipes right there as you can see. Just a very well done racer. I know I sound probably very weird because I'm just going on and on about how amazing this racer is, but I really do like him.


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[Assistant] On the cars 1 version it was black on the back there with a small mood springs logo and the 33 over the headlight there or the tail light, my bad. 33 is on the bumper on the cars 3 version. So that is pretty much all. Here is the base if you're interested.


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[Assistant] Another thing is that there were exhaust pipes going out both sides on cars 1 racers, but on cars 3 racers, only out that one side. There you can see in the base detailing.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately, they all have the same expressions, but that's okay. That's what they did for Cars 1, and I love all the Cars 1 racers, so.


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[Assistant] But now it's time to compare him or at least show him with the rest of Team Mood Spring. So, in 2010,


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[Assistant] Probably not, so I thought this was the closest we'll ever get, and I was like, yeaah, I'll buy it for nine bucks. Not a bad deal. So, they all look pretty nice together, like these three, they look amazing together.


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[Assistant] And we'll definitely be adding Ed Tronkin to this family when he gets released. So guys, thank you so much for watching. I hope you enjoyed this video. I know I was rambling on thereabouts.


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[Assistant] The umpapa that says, let's get acquainted. What is that cheer I heard? A fella stealing herd. Your neighbor's boy became a home run king.


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[Assistant] Wonderful, amazing, talented sardines. Cool, fantastic stunts make everyone happy.


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[Assistant] Five passengers. Territory? Southeast Australia. Proceed. At water, John.


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[Assistant] Pay no attention to him, sir. Is he all you gathered? Yes, sir. I'm sorry, sir. Name? Pendleton. Joseph. No, no, you even got that balled up.


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[Assistant] What did I tell you? Oh, it can't be possible. There must be some explanation. I hope there is. For your sake.


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[Assistant] Be yourself pal, look. Will you please remember he can't see you and he can't hear you.


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[Assistant] What's his weight? 192 pounds. That's good. What's his reach? 78 inches. Not bad. Waist, chest and forearm. Great heavens, what difference does that make? He's got a waist and a chest and a forearm. What more do you want?


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[Assistant] That's off my hands. In a case like this, you can never be sure. Oh dear.


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[Assistant] What's the idea of popping up like this? I thought I saw the last of you. I had thought so too. As you know, I went through Hades to make good my error. I hoped I'd had the last of it. What's the idea? What's the matter?


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[Assistant] Miss Logan, you're a stupid child. What would Bruce Farnsworth do for you or anyone?


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[Assistant] Perhaps you think he'll reach into his pocket and pay out five million dollars to redeem those securities. Just to make you happy and get your father out of jail. Why, I'd see you both starving first. And enjoy it.


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[Assistant] Well, taking pretty long, isn't he? Perhaps he won't come down at all. Julia. So why don't you go? There's no help for you.


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[Assistant] When you consider his actions for several weeks previous, giving away his money, planning on entering price fighting, he was obviously insane. He was nothing of the kind.


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[Assistant] The last time I spoke to Mr. Farnsworth, he told me that he loved Miss Logan, that he wanted to marry her, and asked me to divorce him.


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[Assistant] The Adventure of the Retired Colour Man


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[Assistant] Sherlock Holmes was in a melancholy and philosophic mood that morning.


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[Assistant] His alert practical nature was subject to such reactions. Did you see him? he asked. You mean the old fellow who has just gone out? Precisely. Yes, I met him at the door. What did you think of him? A pathetic, futile, broken creature? Exactly, Watson. Pathetic and futile. But is not all life pathetic and futile?


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[Assistant] Just as medical men occasionally send their incurables to a quack, they argue that they can do nothing more, and that whatever happens, the patient can be no worse than he is. What is the matter? Holmes took a rather soiled card from the table. Josiah Amberley.


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[Assistant] He says he was junior partner of Brickfall and Amberley.


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[Assistant] And settle down to rest after a life of ceaseless grind.


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[Assistant] One would think his future was tolerably assured. Yes indeed.


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[Assistant] He married a woman twenty years younger than himself. A good-looking woman too, if the photograph does not flatter. A competence. A wife. Leisure.


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[Assistant] It seemed a straight road which lay before him, and yet, within two years he is—


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[Assistant] As you have seen, as broken and miserable a creature as crawls beneath the sun. But what has happened?


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[Assistant] The old story Watson, a treacherous friend, and a fickle wife.


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[Assistant] It would appear that Amberley has one hobby in life, and it is chess. Not far from him, at Lewisham, there lives a young doctor, who is also a chess player.


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[Assistant] I have noted his name as Dr. Ray Ernest. Ernest was frequently in the house.


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[Assistant] For you must admit that our unfortunate client has few outward graces, whatever his inner virtues may be. The couple went off together last week. Destination untraced.


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[Assistant] What is more, the faithless spouse carried off the old man's deed box as her personal luggage, with a good part of his life savings within.


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[Assistant] Can we find the lady? Can we save the money? A commonplace problem so far as it has developed.


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[Assistant] And yet a vital one for Josiah Amberley. What will you do about it?


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[Assistant] Well, the immediate question, my dear Watson, happens to be, what will you do, if you will be good enough to understudy me?


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[Assistant] You know that I am preoccupied with this case of the two Coptic patriarchs, which should come to a head today. I really have not time to go out to Lewisham.


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[Assistant] And yet evidence taken on the spot has a special value. The old fellow was quite insistent that I should go, but I explained my difficulty. He is prepared to meet a representative. By all means, I answered.


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[Assistant] I confess I don't see that I can be of much service, but I'm willing to do my best.


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[Assistant] And so it was that on a summer afternoon I set forth to Lewisham, little dreaming that within a week


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[Assistant] The affair in which I was engaging would be the eager debate of all England.


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[Assistant] It was late that evening before I returned to Baker Street and gave an account of my mission.


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[Assistant] Holmes lay with his gaunt figure stretched in his deep chair, his pipe


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[Assistant] Curling forth slow wreaths of acrid tobacco.


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[Assistant] While his eyelids drooped over his eyes so lazily that he might almost have been asleep.


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[Assistant] Were it not that at any halt or questionable passage of my narrative they half-lifted, and two grey eyes, as bright and keen as rapiers, transfixed me with their searching glance,


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[Assistant] The Haven is the name of Mr. Josiah Amberley's house, I explained. I think it would interest you, Holmes. It is like some penurious patrician who has sunk into the company of his inferiors. You know that particular quarter.


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[Assistant] The monotonous brick streets, the weary suburban highways, right in the middle of them,


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[Assistant] A little island of ancient culture and comfort lies this old home.


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[Assistant] Surrounded by a high sun-baked wall, mottled with lichens and topped with moss, the sort of wall cut out the poetry Watson, said Holmes severely.


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[Assistant] I should not have known which was the haven had I not asked a lounger who was smoking in the street. I have a reason for mentioning him.


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[Assistant] It was a tall, dark, heavily moustached, rather military-looking man.


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[Assistant] He nodded in answer to my inquiry and gave me a curiously questioning glance, which came back to my memory a little later.


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[Assistant] I had hardly entered the gateway before I saw Mr. Amberley coming down the drive.


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[Assistant] I only had a glimpse of him this morning, and he certainly gave me the impression of a strange creature. But when I saw him in the full light, his appearance was even more abnormal. I have, of course, studied it, and yet I should be interested to have your impressions," said Holmes.


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[Assistant] He seemed to me like a man who was literally bowed down by care. His back was curved, as though he carried a heavy burden.


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[Assistant] Yet he was not the weakling that I had at first imagined, for his shoulders and chest have the framework of a giant.


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[Assistant] Though his figure tapers away into a pair of spindled legs,


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[Assistant] Left shoe wrinkled, right one smooth. I did not observe that. No, you wouldn't. I spotted his artificial limb. But proceed.


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[Assistant] I was struck by the snaky locks of grizzled hair, which curled from under his old straw hat.


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[Assistant] And his face with its fierce, eager expression and the deeply lined features. Very good, Watson. What did he say? He began pouring out the story of his grievances.


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[Assistant] We walked down the drive together, and of course I took a good look round. I have never seen a worse kept place. The garden was all running to seed.


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[Assistant] Giving me an impression of wild neglect in which the plants had been allowed to find the way of nature rather than of art.


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[Assistant] How any decent woman could have tolerated such a state of things, I don't know. The house, too, was slattenly to the last degree.


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[Assistant] But the poor man seemed himself to be aware of it and be trying to remedy it.


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[Assistant] For a great pot of green paint stood in the centre of the hall, and he was carrying a thick brush in his left hand. He had been working on the woodwork.


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[Assistant] He took me into his dingy sanctum and we had a long chat.


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[Assistant] Of course he was disappointed that you had not come yourself. I hardly expected he said.


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[Assistant] That so humble and individual as myself, especially after my heavy financial loss,


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[Assistant] Could obtain the complete attention of so famous a man as Mr. Sherlock Holmes. I assured him that the financial question did not arise. No, of course.


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[Assistant] It is art for art's sake with him, said he. But even on the artistic side of crime, he might have found something here to study. And human nature.


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[Assistant] Doctor Watson, the black ingratitude of it all. When did I ever refuse one of her requests? Was ever a woman so pampered?


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[Assistant] And that young man, he might have been my own son.


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[Assistant] He had the run of my house. And yet see how they have treated me.


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[Assistant] Oh Dr. Watson, it is a dreadful, dreadful world.


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[Assistant] That was the burden of his song for an hour or more. He had, it seems, no suspicion of an intrigue.


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[Assistant] They lived alone save for a woman who comes in by the day and leaves every evening at six. On that particular evening, old Amberley, wishing to give his wife a treat,


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[Assistant] I've taken two upper circle seats at the Haymarket Theatre.


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[Assistant] At the last moment she had complained of a headache and had refused to go. He had gone alone.


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[Assistant] There seemed to be no doubt about the fact, for he produced the unused ticket which he had taken for his wife.


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[Assistant] That is remarkable, most remarkable, said Holmes, whose interest in the case seemed to be rising. Precontinue, Watson, I find your narrative most arresting. Did you personally examine the ticket? You did not perchance take the number? It so happens that I did, I answered with some pride.


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[Assistant] It chants to be my old school number, 31, and so is stuck in my head. Excellent, Watson.


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[Assistant] His seat then was either thirty or thirty-two.


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[Assistant] Quite so, I answered with some mystification, and on B-row. That is most satisfactory. What else did he tell you? He showed me his strong-room, as he called it.


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[Assistant] It really is a strong room, like a bank, with iron door and shutter. Burglar-proof, as he claimed.


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[Assistant] However, the woman seems to have had a duplicate key.


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[Assistant] And between them they had carried off some £7,000 worth of cash and securities. Securities? How could they dispose of those?


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[Assistant] He said that he had given the police a list and that he hoped they would be unsaleable.


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[Assistant] He had gone back from the theatre about midnight and found the place plundered, the door and window open, and the fugitives gone. There was no letter or message, nor has he heard a word since. He at once gave the alarm to the police. Holmes brooded for some minutes. You say he was painting. What was he painting? Well, he was painting the passage.


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[Assistant] But he had already painted the door and woodwork of this room I spoke of. Does it not strike you as a strange occupation in the circumstances? One must do something to ease an aching heart. And that was his own explanation.


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[Assistant] It was eccentric, no doubt, but he is clearly an eccentric man. He tore up one of his wife's photographs in my presence.


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[Assistant] Tor it up furiously in a tempest of passion. I never wish to see her damned face again, he shrieked. Anything more, Watson? Yes. One thing which struck me more than anything else.


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[Assistant] I had driven to Blackheath station and caught my train there when, just as it was starting,


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[Assistant] It was undoubtedly the tall, dark man whom I had addressed in the street. I saw him once more at London Bridge, and then I lost him in the crowd. But I'm convinced that he was following me. No doubt, no doubt, said Holmes.


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[Assistant] A tall, dark, heavily moustached man, you say.


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[Assistant] With grey tinted sunglasses? Holmes, you are a wizard.


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[Assistant] I did not say so, but he had grey tinted sunglasses and a masonic tie pin. Holmes. Quite simple, my dear Watson, but let us get down to what is practical. I must admit to you that the case


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[Assistant] Which seemed to me to be so absurdly simple as to be hardly worth my notice, is rapidly assuming a very different aspect.


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[Assistant] It is true that though in your mission you have missed everything of importance,


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[Assistant] Yet even those things which have obtruded themselves upon your notice give rise to serious thought. What have I missed? Don't be hurt, my dear fellow. You know that I am quite impersonal. No one else would have done better. Some possibly not so well. But clearly you have missed some vital points.


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[Assistant] What is the opinion of the neighbors about this man Amberley and his wife? That surely is of importance. What of Dr. Ernest? Was he the gay Lothario one would expect? With your natural advantages, Watson.


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[Assistant] Every lady is your helper and accomplice. What about the girl at the post office? Or the wife of the greengrocer?


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[Assistant] I can picture you whispering soft nothings with the young lady at the blue anchor.


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[Assistant] And receiving hard somethings in exchange. All this you have left undone. It can still be done. It has been done.


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[Assistant] Thanks to the telephone and the help of the yard.


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[Assistant] I can usually get my essentials without leaving this room.


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[Assistant] As a matter of fact, my information confirms the man's story. He has the local repute of being a miser as well as a harsh and exacting husband.


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[Assistant] That he had a large sum of money in that strong room of his is certain.


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[Assistant] So also is it that young Dr. Ernest, an unmarried man, played chess with Amberley, and probably played the fool with his wife. All this seems plain sailing, and one would think that there was no more to be said. And yet, and yet,


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[Assistant] Where lies the difficulty? In my imagination, perhaps. Well, leave it there, Watson.


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[Assistant] Let us escape from this weary workaday world by the side door of music. Carina sings tonight at the Albert Hall.


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[Assistant] And we still have time to dress, dine, and enjoy.


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[Assistant] In the morning I was up at times, but some toast crumbs and two empty eggshells told me that my companion was earlier still. I found a scribbled note upon the table. Dear Watson,


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[Assistant] There are one or two points of contact which I should wish to establish with Mr. Josiah Amberley. When I have done so we can dismiss the case, or not. I would only ask you to be on hand at three o'clock, as I conceive it possible that I may want you. S. H. I saw nothing of Holmes all day, but at the hour named he returned, grave, preoccupied, and aloof.


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[Assistant] At such times it was wiser to leave him to himself. Has Amberley been here yet? No? Ah, I'm expecting him.


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[Assistant] He was not disappointed, for presently the old fellow arrived with a very worried and puzzled expression upon his austere face.


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[Assistant] I've had a telegram, Mr. Holmes. I can make nothing of it. He handed it over, and Holmes read it aloud.


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[Assistant] Come at once without fail can give you information as to your recent loss. Elman, the Vicarage.


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[Assistant] Dispatched at 210 from Little Perlington, said Holmes. Little Perlington is in Essex, I believe, not far from Frinton. Well, of course, you will start at once.


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[Assistant] This is evidently from a responsible person, the vicar of the place. Where is my Crockford?


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[Assistant] Yes, here we have him, J.C. Elman, M.A., living of Mossmoor-cum-Little-Perlington. Look up the trains, Watson.


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[Assistant] There is one at 520 from Liverpool Street. Excellent. You had best go with him, Watson. He may need help or advice. Clearly we have come to a crisis in this affair.


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[Assistant] What can this man possibly know of what has occurred? It is waste of time and money. He would not have telegraphed you if he did not know something. Why are at once that you are coming? I don't think I shall go." Holmes assumed his sternest aspect.


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[Assistant] It would make the worst possible impression, both on the police and upon myself, Mr. Amberley, if, when so obvious a clue arose, you should refuse to follow it up.


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[Assistant] We should feel that you were not really in earnest in this investigation.


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[Assistant] It seems absurd to suppose that this parson knows anything, but if you think, I do think," said Holmes with emphasis. And so we were launched upon our journey.


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[Assistant] Holmes took me aside before we left the room and gave me one word of counsel, which showed that he considered the matter to be of importance. Whatever you do, see that he really does go, said he. Should he break away or return,


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[Assistant] Get to the nearest telephone exchange and send the single word BALTED.


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[Assistant] I will arrange here that it shall reach me wherever I am.


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[Assistant] Little Perlington is not an easy place to reach, for it is on a branch line. My remembrance of the journey is not a pleasant one, for the weather was hot, the train slow,


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[Assistant] And my companion sullen and silent, hardly talking at all, save to make an occasional sardonic remark as to the futility of our proceedings. When we at last reached the little station


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[Assistant] It was a two mile drive before we came to the vicarage.


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[Assistant] Where a big solemn rather pompous clergyman received us in his study. Our telegram lay before him.


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[Assistant] Well, gentlemen, he asked, what can I do for you?


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[Assistant] We came, I explained, in answer to your wire. My wire? I sent no wire.


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[Assistant] I mean the wire which you sent to Mr Josiah Amberley about his wife and his money.


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[Assistant] If this is a joke, sir, it is a very questionable one, said the vicar angrily. I have never heard of the gentleman you name, and I have not sent a wire to anyone.


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[Assistant] Our client and I looked at each other in amazement.


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[Assistant] Perhaps there is some mistake, said I. Are there perhaps two vicarages? Here is the wire itself.


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[Assistant] Signed Elman and dated from the vicarage. There is only one vicarage, sir, and only one vicar. And this wire is a scandalous forgery.


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[Assistant] The origin of which shall certainly be investigated by the police.


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[Assistant] Meanwhile, I can see no possible object in prolonging this interview. So Mr. Amberley and I found ourselves on the roadside.


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[Assistant] Who shared in our amazement at the result of our journey. Most singular, said the distant voice. Most remarkable.


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[Assistant] I much fear, my dear Watson, that there is no return train tonight.


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[Assistant] I have unwittingly condemned you to the horrors of a country inn. However, there is always Nature, Watson, Nature, and Josiah Amberley. You can be in close commune with both." I heard his dry chuckle as he turned away.


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[Assistant] It was soon apparent to me that my companion's reputation as a miser was not undeserved. He had grumbled at the expense of the journey, had insisted upon travelling third-class


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[Assistant] And was now clamorous in his objections to the hotel bill.


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[Assistant] Next morning, when we did at last arrive in London, it was hard to say which of us was in the worst humour.


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[Assistant] You had best take Baker Street as we pass, said I. Mr Holmes may have some fresh instructions.


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[Assistant] If they are not worth more than the last ones they are not of much use," said Amberley, with a malevolent scowl. Nonetheless, he kept me company.


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[Assistant] I had already warned Holmes by telegram of the hour of our arrival, but we found a message waiting that he was at Lewisham and would expect us there. That was a surprise


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[Assistant] But an even greater one was to find that he was not alone in the sitting-room of our client. A stern-looking, impassive man sat beside him. A dark man, with grey tinted glasses,


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[Assistant] He has been interesting himself also in your business. Though we have been working independently, but we both have the same question to ask you. Mr Amberley sat down heavily. He sensed impending danger


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[Assistant] I read it in his straining eyes and his twitching features. What is the question Mr. Holmes? Only this. What did you do with the bodies?


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[Assistant] The man sprang to his feet with a hoarse scream. He clawed into the air with his bony hands. His mouth was open.


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[Assistant] And for the instant he looked like some horrible bird of prey.


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[Assistant] In a flash we got a glimpse of the real Josiah Amberley. A misshapen demon.


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[Assistant] He clapped his hands to his lips as if to stifle a cough.


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[Assistant] Holmes sprang at his throat like a tiger and twisted his face towards the ground. A white pellet fell from between his gasping lips. No shortcuts, Josiah Amberley. Things must be done decently and in order.


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[Assistant] What about it, Barker? I have a cab at the door, said our taciturn companion. It is only a few hundred yards to the station.


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[Assistant] We will go together. You can stay here, Watson. I shall be back within half an hour.


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[Assistant] The old colour man had the strength of a lion in that great trunk of his.


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[Assistant] But he was helpless in the hands of the two experienced manhandlers. Wiggling and twisting, he was dragged to the waiting cab.


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[Assistant] And I was left to my solitary vigil in the ill-omened house.


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[Assistant] In less time than he had named, however, Holmes was back. In company with a smart young police inspector.


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[Assistant] I've left Barker to look after the formalities, said Holmes.


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[Assistant] You had not met Barker, Watson. He is my hated rival upon the Surrey shore. When you set a tall dark man, it was not difficult for me to complete the picture. He has several good cases to his credit, has he not, Inspector? He has certainly


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[Assistant] Interfered several times, the inspector answered with reserve.


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[Assistant] His methods are irregular, no doubt, like my own. The irregulars are useful sometimes, you know.


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[Assistant] You, for example, with your compulsory warning about whatever he said being used against him.


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[Assistant] Could never have bluffed this rascal into what is virtually a confession. Perhaps not


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[Assistant] But we get there all the same, Mr. Holmes. Don't imagine that we had not formed our own views of this case, and that we would not have laid our hands on our man. You will excuse us for feeling sore when you jump in with methods which we cannot use, and so rob us of the credit.


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[Assistant] There shall be no such robbery, McKinnon. I assure you that I efface myself from now onward. And as to Barker, he has done nothing save what I told him. The inspector seemed considerably relieved. That is very handsome of you, Mr. Holmes. Praise or blame can matter little to you.


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[Assistant] But it is very different to us when the newspapers begin to ask questions. Quite so.


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[Assistant] But they are pretty sure to ask questions anyhow, so it would be as well to have answers.


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[Assistant] What will you say, for example, when the intelligent and enterprising reporter asks you what the exact points were which aroused your suspicion and finally gave you a certain conviction as to the real facts? The inspector looked puzzled.


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[Assistant] We don't seem to have got any real facts yet, Mr Holmes.


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[Assistant] You say that the prisoner, in the presence of three witnesses, practically confessed, by trying to commit suicide, that he had murdered his wife and her lover. What other facts have you?


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[Assistant] Have you arranged for a search? There are three constables on their way. Then you will soon get the clearest fact of all. The bodies cannot be far away. Try the cellars and the garden. It should not take long to dig up the likely places. This house is older than the water pipes. There must be a disused well somewhere. Try your luck there. But how did you know of it? And how was it done? I'll show you first how it was done,


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[Assistant] And then I will give the explanation which is due to you, and even more to my long-suffering friend here who has been invaluable throughout.


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[Assistant] But first I would give you an insight into this man's mentality. It is a very unusual one.


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[Assistant] So much so that I think his destination is more likely to be Broadmoor than the scaffold.


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[Assistant] He has, to a high degree, the sort of mind which one associates with the medieval Italian nature, rather than with the modern Britain. He was a miserable miser.


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[Assistant] Who made his wife so wretched by his niggardly ways, That she was a ready prey for any adventurer.


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[Assistant] Such a one came upon the scene in the person of this chess-playing doctor. Amberley excelled at chess, one Mark Watson of a scheming mind. Like all misers, he was a jealous man, and his jealousy became a frantic mania. Rightly or wrongly, he suspected an intrigue. He determined to have his revenge.


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[Assistant] And he planned it with diabolical cleverness. Come here.


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[Assistant] Holmes led us along the passage with as much certainty as if he had lived in the house and halted at the open door of the strong room.


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[Assistant] Poor, what an awful smell of paint, cried the inspector. That was our first clue, said Holmes. You can thank Dr. Watson's observation for that.


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[Assistant] Though he failed to draw the inference, it set my foot upon the trail.


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[Assistant] Why should this man at such a time be filling his house with strong odors?


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[Assistant] Obviously to cover some other smell which he wished to conceal, some guilty smell which would suggest suspicions.


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[Assistant] Then came the idea of a room such as you see here with iron door and shutter, a hermetically sealed room. Put those two facts together and whither do they lead?


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[Assistant] And ascertained that neither B.30 nor 32 of the upper circle had been occupied that night. Therefore Amberley had not been to the theatre, and his alibi fell to the ground.


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[Assistant] He made a bad slip when he allowed my astute friend to notice the number of the seat taken for his wife.


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[Assistant] The question now arose, how I might be able to examine the house.


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[Assistant] I sent an agent to the most impossible village I could think of.


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[Assistant] And summoned my man to it at such an hour that he could not possibly get back.


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[Assistant] To prevent any miscarriage, Dr Watson accompanied him.


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[Assistant] The good vicar's name I took, of course, out of my crockford. Do I make it all clear to you?" It is masterly," said the inspector, in an awed voice. There being no fear of interruption, I proceeded to burgle the house.


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[Assistant] Burglary has always been an alternative profession, had I cared to adopt it.


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[Assistant] And I have little doubt that I should have come to the front. Observe what I found.


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[Assistant] You see the gas pipe along the skirting here? Very good. It rises in the angle of the wall, and there is a tap here in the corner.


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[Assistant] The pipe runs out into the strong room, as you can see.


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[Assistant] And ends in that plaster rose in the center of the ceiling, where it is concealed by the ornamentation. That end is wide open.


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[Assistant] At any moment, by turning the outside tap, the room could be flooded with gas.


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[Assistant] With door and shutter closed and the tap full on, I would not give two minutes of conscious sensation to anyone shut up in that little chamber.


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[Assistant] By what devilish device he decoyed them there, I do not know.


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[Assistant] But once inside the door they were at his mercy. The inspector examined the pipe with interest.


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[Assistant] One of our officers mentioned the smell of gas, said he, but of course the window and door were open then, and the paint, or some of it, was already about.


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[Assistant] He had begun the work of painting the day before according to his story.


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[Assistant] But what next, Mr. Holmes? Well, then came an incident which was rather unexpected to myself. I was slipping through the pantry window in the early dawn.


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[Assistant] When I felt a hand inside my collar, and a voice said, Now you rascal, what are you doing in there? When I could twist my head round,