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[Assistant] I was considerably surprised to see Wemmick take up a fishing-rod, and put it over his shoulder. Why, we're not going fishing, said I. No, returned Wemmick, but I like to walk with one. I thought this odd, however, I said nothing, and we set off. We went towards Camberwell Green, and when we were thereabouts, Wemmick said suddenly, Hello, here's a church.


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[Assistant] There was nothing very surprising in that, but again I was rather surprised when he said, as if he were animated by a brilliant idea, Let's go in! We went in, Wemmick leaving his fishing rod in the porch, and looked all round. In the meantime, Wemmick was diving into his coat-pockets and getting something out of paper there. Hello! said he. Here's a couple of pair of gloves. Let's put them on.


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[Assistant] Except that she was now engaged in substituting for her green kid gloves a pair of white.


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[Assistant] The aged was likewise occupied in preparing a similar sacrifice for the altar of Hymen.


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[Assistant] While I, for my part, held the old gentleman round the waist that he might present an equal and safe resistance.


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[Assistant] We arranged in order at those fatal rails. Tudor's notion of seeming to do it all without preparation, I heard Wemmick say to himself, as he took something out of his waistcoat pocket before the service began, Hello, here's a ring. I acted in the capacity of backer, or best man, to the bridegroom.


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[Assistant] While a little limp pew-opener in a soft bonnet, like a baby's, made a faint of being the bosom friend of Miss Skiffin's, the responsibility of giving the lady away devolved upon the aged.


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[Assistant] Which led to the Clojumans being unintentionally scandalized, and it happened thus.


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[Assistant] The old gentleman, not in the least knowing what point of the ceremony we had arrived at, stood most aimably beaming at the Ten Commandments, upon which the clergyman said again,


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[Assistant] The old gentleman, being still in a state of most estimable unconsciousness, the bridegroom cried out in his accustomed voice,


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[Assistant] That I had doubts for the moment whether we should get completely married that day. It was completely done, however.


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[Assistant] And when we were going out of church, Wemmick took the cover off the font, and put his white gloves in it, and put the cover on again. Mrs. Wemmick, more heedful of the future, put her white gloves in her pocket, and assumed her green. "'Now, Mr. Pip,' said Wemmick, triumphantly shouldering the fishing rod as we came out, "'let me ask you, whether anybody would suppose this to be a wedding party?' Breakfast had been ordered at a pleasant little tavern, a mile or so away.


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[Assistant] It was pleasant to observe that Mrs. Remick no longer unwound Remick's arm when it adapted itself to her figure.


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[Assistant] But sat in a high-backed chair against the wall, like a violoncello in its case, and submitted to be embraced, as that melodious instrument might have done. We had an excellent breakfast, and when anyone declined anything on the table, Wemmick said, Provided by contract, you know, don't be afraid of it. I drank to the new couple, drank to the aged, drank to the castle, saluted the bride at parting, and made myself as agreeable as I could.


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[Assistant] Wemmick came down to the door with me, and I again shook hands with him, and wished him joy.


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[Assistant] Said Wemmick, rubbing his hands. She's such a manager of fowls, you have no idea. You shall have some eggs, and judge for yourself. I say, Mr. Pip, calling me back and speaking low, this is altogether a war with sentiment, please. I understand. Not to be mentioned in Little Britain, said I. Wemmick nodded.


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[Assistant] After what you let out the other day, Mr. Jaggers may as well not know of it. He might think my brain was softening, or something of the kind. End of chapter 55


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[Assistant] It poses a potential hazard for 10 year old Tuguldur and his horse.


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[Assistant] The constant thawing and refreezing causes the ice to reshape itself.


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[Assistant] Can Tuguldur trust the ice? Will the ice hold his way?


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[Assistant] Tuguldur must cross the river to get to school in Tunker.


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[Assistant] The nomad girl Dergatsitsi must also travel through the biting corn.


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[Assistant] A long and difficult time for nomadic Mongolians and their cattle.


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[Assistant] Outside the Earth this morning, it's minus 30 degrees Celsius.


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[Assistant] That's why Derga Tsetse puts on very thick undergarments under her school uniform.


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[Assistant] Due to the bitter cold, her father, Dava, brought his motorcycle into the yurt overnight.


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[Assistant] Her mother, Aria, has prepared a small breakfast of tea and biscuits.


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[Assistant] Time is short. Latecomers are given extra exercises as a penalty.


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[Assistant] Five kilometers separate her home from the school. Five quite special kilometers.


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[Assistant] There are two more kilometers until they reach the narrow part of the valley. That's where father and daughter must cross the dangerous river.


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[Assistant] Upriver, five kilometers from Degacitsegsohn, it's now time for breakfast.


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[Assistant] The younger children, like 10-year-old Tugeldur, only have school in the afternoon.


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[Assistant] The steamed dumplings filled with meat are Tougouldou's and his five-year-old sister's Michel's favorite. They're served with salted milk tea.


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[Assistant] After that scare, the girl's dangerous way to school is not over yet. Her father, Davar, is now heading for the frozen river. Here's where they have to cross.


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[Assistant] The spot they always use to get over to the other side of the river has been covered with snow now for a few days.


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[Assistant] Thavar cannot exactly see how thick the ice is under the layer of snow. He relies on his experience and observations of the weather.


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[Assistant] The town of Tunkul in northern Mongolia awakes with the first rays of the sun.


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[Assistant] The gatsitsig is shivering by the time the half-hour's ride is over, but she's almost there. Only a few hundred meters, again through the ruts in the road.


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[Assistant] Degutsetsu's school friends, whose parents are not nomads, have a better life. They live in the village, and their way to school is short, and not so dangerous.


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[Assistant] The girl must cross the tracks alone, because school is on the other side. As are the police.


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[Assistant] Delgatsetseg must now do a lot of reading and writing. But she's looking forward to her favorite subject. Chess.


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[Assistant] Since there are 530 students from the village and its surroundings, and not all fit into the 15 classrooms at once,


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[Assistant] This way, while the older ones are in class, the younger students are not forced to face the early cold getting to school. But the sun's warmth brings a new danger.


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[Assistant] Around 11 o'clock, Tuguldur lets the cows out of the barn and drives them to the river.


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[Assistant] But for Tuguldur, the softened ice is dangerous. He too must cross the river later. And he rides to school on horseback.


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[Assistant] Tuguldur goes back to the house and changes his clothes.


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[Assistant] His father has already saddled brownie, named after the color of its coat.


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[Assistant] But he only uses it during blizzards and when temperatures are below minus 20 degrees Celsius. Gasoline is expensive.


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[Assistant] His father is aware of the risks, but still lets the small child ride the 10 kilometer route to school alone.


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[Assistant] Even though Togledoor sometimes has problems with brownie.


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[Assistant] Just a few hundred meters away from the family home. The road is steep. Tugodur faces his first challenge.


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[Assistant] But Tugeldur can already feel just how slippery the road is today.


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[Assistant] An hour-long ride along the river valley lies ahead of the nomadic boy.


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[Assistant] The next place where Tugeldur must be vigilant is a small large forest. The boy who is not yet quite steady in the saddle is now on his own.


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[Assistant] Low hanging branches could knock him off the horse. He has to be careful and duck when needed.


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[Assistant] At the base of the wide valley, the river awaits him.


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[Assistant] Dergatsetseg has been looking forward to this the entire morning. From sixth grade on, the children have chess as a school subject.


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[Assistant] White begins. Degotsidzig wants to become a chess teacher one day.


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[Assistant] As the girls' time in school comes to an end for the day, clouds gather over the steps.


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[Assistant] Tuguldur has mastered two-thirds of the way, but now he faces the real danger.


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[Assistant] Tuguldur searches for a safe place, where he and his horse can cross the ice.


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[Assistant] The temperature fluctuations have transformed the surface of the river into black ice. Too slippery for a hooved animal. There is no way to cross here. Tulkudur tries his luck a few hundred yards away. He's already been on the road now for 45 minutes. A 10-year-old alone, left to his own devices, heading to school on a horse.


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[Assistant] This is quite normal for Togudo's parents, and part of their nomadic culture.


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[Assistant] Which also includes the ability to survive in nature.


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[Assistant] After a five minute detour, Tugeldur has found a spot where he wants to try it.


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[Assistant] Actually a sign that thick sheets of ice have collided together.


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[Assistant] And the horse obeys, overcoming its fear.


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[Assistant] And take turns trying to break a link in the opponent's chain.


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[Assistant] Tuguldur hurries. The detour by the river has cost him time.


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[Assistant] He reaches Tunker 15 minutes before the start of the afternoon classes.


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[Assistant] He can't tie the horse up at school. The school director doesn't allow it. But Tougaloo's family have friends in town.


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[Assistant] The math teacher is waiting. She wants to start on time.


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[Assistant] Dergatsetseg says her goodbyes to her friends and makes plans to play again.


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[Assistant] Now Degard Titsig must get going again, to the train station, where she has to meet her father.


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[Assistant] Where a thin blanket of snow covered the morning road, now patches of ice appear.


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[Assistant] But even if they're tired, father and daughter still have to concentrate.


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[Assistant] Compared to the morning, Dergatsetsegg is now boisterous.


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[Assistant] It's probably the anticipation of tomorrow's Spring Festival, which has raised her spirits.


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[Assistant] But, before the party can get started, the nomads must finish the final tasks in order to close out the year coming to an end.


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[Assistant] As the youngest of four children, she learned very early on how to handle a sharp axe by herself.


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[Assistant] But of course, Degutsitseg would rather play than work.


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[Assistant] After milking the cows she hides much to the displeasure of her father. Have you fed the calf?


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[Assistant] Mandar, a family friend, helps Turgodur up on his horse.


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[Assistant] The temperature quickly drops to minus 20 degrees Celsius.


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[Assistant] Going back across the river, he trusts the same location as at noontime.


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[Assistant] This time too, Togador gets safely to the other side.


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[Assistant] Tuguldur rides a little faster, past Delgert-Sitzig's family's yurts. Five kilometers left to get home, and Tuguldur must decide.


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[Assistant] If he rides fast, Brownie might not see a deep hole in dense snowdrifts, and could stumble. Should Turgodur ride slowly, he will get caught in the dark.


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[Assistant] Deep snow drifts have formed in some places, and Brownie is constantly running into them.


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[Assistant] Summons all his courage and rides the last four kilometers through the snow-covered steppe as fast as he can.


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[Assistant] The parents have set up a buffet table in the center of the yard. Pastries, cheeses, sweets, and vodka for the adults are ready to mark the closure of the days of want and to celebrate the new year.


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[Assistant] Tugeldur does his homework in excited anticipation. He now has five days holiday. And the party.


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[Assistant] And may now enjoy some snacks from the buffet table.


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[Assistant] Togoduo, his parents and sister, now visit his grandparents and relatives in the village.


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[Assistant] How about this? Is it poisonous or not? Not sure. Let's take it and ask Guru. Good idea.


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[Assistant] Well, gentlemen, you must think of some other way to take him from me.


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[Assistant] Fearsome snarl ripped through my teeth back at her. The sound disturbed me, but not enough to stop my advance. Bella, would you try to listen for just a second? Please, Jacob begged. Leah, back off, he added. Leah curled her lip at me and didn't move. Why should I listen? I hissed. Fury rained in my head. It clouded everything else out. Because you're the one who told me this.


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[Assistant] She's just a baby for crying out loud. That's my point! I yelled. You know I don't think of her that way.


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[Assistant] I hissed up at Jacob. I can't do that. Through my teeth. Try. Starting. Now. It's not possible. Do you remember how much you wanted me around three days ago? How hard it was to be apart from each other? It's gone for you now, isn't it? I glared, not sure what he was implying. That was her, he told me, from the very beginning. We had to be together.


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[Assistant] You nicknamed my daughter after the Loch Ness Monster? I screeched. And then I lunged for his throat.


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[Assistant] Life and Death, Twilight Reimagined by Stephanie Meyer. I own no rights, but allow me to entertain you with Chapter 18, The Hunt.


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[Assistant] They emerged one by one from the edge of the forest, a dozen meters apart. The first woman in the clearing fell back immediately, allowing another woman to take the lead, aligning herself


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[Assistant] From this distance all I could see was that his hair was blazing red.


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[Assistant] They closed ranks before they continued cautiously toward Edith's family.


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[Assistant] A troop of predators exhibiting natural respect as it encounters a larger, unfamiliar group of its own kind.


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[Assistant] As they approached I could see how different they were from the Cullens. Their walk was cat-like.


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[Assistant] Jeans and casual button-down shirts in heavy weatherproof fabrics. The clothes were frayed with wear, though they were barefoot. Their hair was filled with leaves and debris from the woods.


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[Assistant] The woman in the lead analyzed Corinne as she stepped forward, flanked by Elinor and Jessamine to meet them, and she straightened out of her half-crouch. The other two copied her. The woman in front was easily the most beautiful. Her skin was pale but had an olive tone to it, and her hair was glossy black. She wasn't tall, but she looked strong, though not strong like Elinor.


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[Assistant] She smiled easily, exposing a flash of gleaming white teeth. The man was wilder. His eyes darted restlessly between the cullens, and his posture was oddly feline. The second woman stayed unobtrusive, in the back smaller than a liter, with bland brown hair and a forgettable face.


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[Assistant] Her eyes were the calmest, the most still.


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[Assistant] The dark haired woman, still smiling, stepped toward Corinne. We thought we had a game, she said.


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[Assistant] Actually, we were just finishing up, but we'd certainly be interested another time. Are you planning to stay in the area for long? We are headed north, in fact, but we were curious to see who was in the neighborhood. We haven't turned into any company in a long time.


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[Assistant] No, this region is usually empty except for us and the occasional visitor, like yourselves.


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[Assistant] The tense atmosphere slowly subsided into a casual conversation.


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[Assistant] What's your hunting range?" Lauren casually inquired. Corin ignored the assumption. The Olympic range here, up and down the coast ranges on occasion. We keep a permanent residence nearby. There's another permanent settlement like ours up near Denali. Lauren rocked back on her heels slightly. Permanent? How do you manage that? There was honest curiosity in her voice. Why don't you come back to our home with us and we can talk comfortably? Corin invited


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[Assistant] Victor and Joss exchanged a surprised look at the mention of the word home, but Lorne controlled her expression better. That sounds very interesting. And welcome, she smiled.


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[Assistant] We've been on the hunt all the way down from Ontario and we haven't had the chance to clean up in a while. Her eyes moved appreciatively over Corinne's clothes. Please don't take offense, but we'd appreciate it if you'd refrain from hunting in this immediate area. We have to stay inconspicuous, you understand? Corinne explained. Of course! Lauren nodded. We certainly want to crush on your territory. We just stayed outside of Seattle anyway. She laughed. A shiver ran up my spine.


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[Assistant] We'll show you the way if you'd like to run with us. Elinor and Archie, you can go with Edith and Boat to get the jeep," Corinne casually added. Three things seemed to happen at the same time, when Corinne finished. A light breeze ruffled my hair. Edith stiffened.


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[Assistant] And the second woman, Joss, suddenly whipped her head around scrutinizing me, her nostrils flaring.


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[Assistant] Everyone went rigid as Joss lurched one step forward into a crouch.


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[Assistant] Edith bared her teeth coiling in front of me, a feral snarl ripping from up her throat. It was nothing at all like the playful growls I'd heard her make before. It was the most menacing sound I had ever heard.


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[Assistant] Neither Edith nor Joss relaxed their aggressive stance. Joss fainted slightly to the side, but Edith had already shifted to answer her move. He's with us, Kurin said directly to Joss, her voice cold.


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[Assistant] Lauren seemed to catch my scent then, though less powerfully than Joss, and understanding lit her face. Who brought this snack? She took a step forward. Edith snarled even more harshly, her lip curled back high above her bared teeth. Lauren stepped back again.


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[Assistant] I said he's with us, Kurin snapped. But he's human, Lauren protested. She didn't say it with any aggression, she just sounded surprised.


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[Assistant] Eleanor leaned forward, suddenly very there at Corinne's side. Yes. Her eyes were locked on Joss.


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[Assistant] Joss slowly straightened out of her crouch, but her eyes never left me. Her nostrils still wide. Edith stayed tense in front of me. I wanted to pull her back. This Joss vampire wasn't messing around. But I could guess exactly how well that would go over. She had told me to say so. So I would. Unless someone tried to hurt her. When Lauren spoke, her tone was soothing, trying to diffuse the sudden hostility.


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[Assistant] It appears we still have a lot to learn about each other. Indeed. Corinne's voice was still cool. But we like to accept your invitation. Her eyes flickered toward me and back to Corinne. And of course, we will not harm the human boy. We won't hunt in your range, as I said.


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[Assistant] Joss glanced at Lauren in disbelief and exchanged a brief look with Victor, whose eyes still flickered edgily from face to face.


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[Assistant] Corinne measured Lauren's sincere expression for a second, before she spoke. We'll show you the way. Jess, Royal, Ernest, she called. They gathered together, blocking me from view as they converged.


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[Assistant] Archie was instantly at my side, while Elinor moved more slowly, her eyes locked on Joss as she backed toward us. Let's move, Bo, Edith said low and bleak. She gripped my elbow and pulled me forward. Archie and Elinor stayed close behind us, hiding me from whoever might still be watching.


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[Assistant] I stumbled alongside Edith trying to keep up with the pace she set. I couldn't hear if the main group had left yet.


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[Assistant] Edith's impatience was almost tangible as we moved at human speed to the edge of the forest.


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[Assistant] I'm faster, she snapped, answering someone's thought. Then we were in the trees and Edith pulled my arm around her neck while we were still half-jogging forward. I realized what she wanted and, too shocked to still feel self-conscious, climbed into place. We were running before I was set.


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[Assistant] I couldn't make my eyes close, but the forest was pretty much black now anyway.


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[Assistant] I couldn't see or hear Eleanor and Archie running alongside us. Like Edith, they moved through the forest as if they were ghosts. We were at the Jeep in seconds.


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[Assistant] Strap him in, she hissed at Elinor, who climbed in next to me. Archie was already in the front seat, and Edith revved the engine. She swerved backwards, spinning around to face the winding road.


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[Assistant] It was dark, but I recognized the direction we were headed, south, away from Forks. Where are we going? I asked. No one answered. No one even looked at me. Is anyone going to tell me what's happening? Edith kept her eyes on the road as she spoke. The speedometer read 105. We have to get you away from here, far away now. What? But I have to go home. You can't go home, Bo. The way she said it, it sounded kind of permanent.


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[Assistant] I don't understand. Edith, what do you mean? Archie spoke for the first time. Pull over, Edith. She flashed him a hard look and gunned the engine. Edith, Archie said.


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[Assistant] You don't understand! Edith nearly howled in frustration.


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[Assistant] The speedometer was at 115. She's a tracker, Archie! Did you see that? She's a tracker! I felt Eleanor stiffen next to me, and I wondered what the word meant to her. Obviously it meant a lot more to the three of them than it did to me. I wanted to understand, but there was no opening for me to ask.


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[Assistant] Cool over, Edith. Archie's voice was harder now, steely. The speedometer inched past 120. Do it! He barked. Archie, listen! I saw her mind!


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[Assistant] Tracking is her passion, her obsession, and she wants him, Archie. Him, specifically. She's already begun.


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[Assistant] She doesn't know where, how long do you think it will take her to crossbows sent in town? Her plan was already set before the words were out of Lauren's mouth. It was like a punch to the gut.


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[Assistant] I couldn't breathe for a second as what she was saying finally made concrete sense. Up till now it had all felt like something abstract, like a word problem in math. It didn't seem to connect to me in any weird way. I knew where my scent would lead.


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[Assistant] Charlie, I gasped, and then I yelled, Charlie, we have to go back, we have to get Charlie.


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[Assistant] I started ripping at the buckles that held me in place until Eleanor grabbed my wrists.


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[Assistant] Trying to yank them back was like trying to pull out of handcuffs that were bolted into concrete. Edith, turn around! I shouted. He's right, Archie said. The car slowed a tiny bit. Let's look at our options for a minute, Archie coaxed. The car slowed again more noticeably, and then suddenly we were screeched to a stop on the shoulder of the highway. I flew against the harness and then slammed back into the seat. There are no options, Edith snarled.


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[Assistant] We're not leaving Charlie! I yelled. She ignored me completely. Eleanor finally spoke. We have to take him back. No! She's no match for us, Edie. She won't be able to touch him. She'll wait. Eleanor smiled a cold, strangely eager smile. I can wait too.


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[Assistant] Edith huffed out a breath, exasperated. You didn't see. You don't understand. Once she commits to a hunt, she's unshakable. We can't reason with her. We can't scare her off. We'd have to kill her. This didn't bother Eleanor. Yes. And the male, he's with her.


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[Assistant] If it turns into a fight, Lauren will side with them too. There are enough of us. There's another option, Archie said quietly.


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[Assistant] Edith turned on him furious, her voice a blistering snarl.


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[Assistant] There is no other option. Eleanor and I both stared at her in shock, but Archie didn't seem surprised.


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[Assistant] You take me back. I tell my dad I want to go home to Phoenix. I pack my bags.


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[Assistant] And we can't just leave his father unprotected, Archie said. You know that, Edith. Everyone looked at Edith. It's too dangerous. I don't want her within a hundred miles of Bo. She's not getting through us. Eleanor was very confident. Archie closed his eyes for a second. I don't see her attacking. She's the kind that goes around, not through. She'll wait for us to leave him unprotected.


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[Assistant] It won't take long for her to realize that's not going to happen, Edith said. I have to go home, Edith.


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[Assistant] If I don't give him some kind of excuse, he'll make trouble for your family. Maybe call the FBI or something if he thinks you've, I don't know, kidnapped me. That doesn't matter. Yes, it does. There's a way to keep everyone safe and that's what we're going to do.


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[Assistant] The jeep rumbled to life, and she spun us around, the tires squealing. The needle on the speedometer started to race up the dial. You're leaving tonight, Edith said, and her voice sounded worn. Whether the tracker sees or not. Tell Charlie whatever you want. As long as it's quick. Pack the first things your hands touch. Then get in your truck. I don't care what Charlie says. You have fifteen minutes.


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[Assistant] 15 minutes from the time you cross the doorstep or I carry you out. A few minutes passed in silence, other than the roar of the engine. Eleanor?


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[Assistant] I asked, looking at my hands. Oh, sorry. She let me loose. This is how it's going to happen, Edith said.


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[Assistant] When we get to the house, if the tracker is not there, I will walk Bo to the door. Then he has fifteen minutes. She glared at me in the rearview mirror. Eleanor, you take the outside of the house. Archie, you get the truck. I'll be inside as long as he is. After he's out, you two can take the jeep home and tell Corinne


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[Assistant] No way, Eleanor Brokin, I'm with you. Think it through, Elle, I don't know how long I'll be gone. Until we know how far this is going to go, I'm with you. Edith's side.


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[Assistant] If the tracker is there, she continued grimly, we keep driving. We're going to make it there before him, Archie said confidently. Edith seemed to accept that. Whatever her problem with Archie was, she did not doubt him now. What are we going to do with the jeep? he asked. Edith's voice had a hard edge. You're driving it home. No, I'm not, he said calmly. The unintelligible stream of profanity started again.


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[Assistant] We can't all fit in my truck, I mumbled. Edith didn't seem to hear me.


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[Assistant] I think you should let me go alone, I said even more quietly. She heard that. Beau, don't be stupid, she said between clenched teeth. Listen, Charlie's not an imbecile, I argued. If you're not in town tomorrow, he's going to get suspicious. That's irrelevant. We'll make sure he's safe and that's all that matters. Then what about this tracker? She saw how you acted tonight. She's going to think you're with me wherever you are.


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[Assistant] Eleanor looked at me, insultingly surprised again. Edith, listen to him, she urged. I think he's right. He is, Archie agreed. I can't do that. Edith's voice was icy. Eleanor should stay too, continued. She's definitely got an eye full of Eleanor. What? Eleanor turned on me, looking betrayed. You'll get a better crack at her if you stay, Archie agreed.


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[Assistant] Edith stared at him incredulously. You think I should let him go alone? Of course not, Archie said. Jess and I will take him. I can't do that, Edith repeated. But this time she sounded defeated. The logic was working on her. I tried to be persuasive. Hang out here for a week. I saw her expression in the mirror and amended. A few days.


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[Assistant] Let Charlie see you and lead this hunter on a wild goose chase. Make sure she's completely off the trail. Then come and meet me. Take a roundabout route, of course. And then Jessamine and Archie can go home. She was beginning to consider it. Meet you where? Phoenix. No. She said impatiently. She'll hear that's where you're going. And you'll make it look like that's a trick, obviously. She'll know that you'll know that she's listening.


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[Assistant] She'll never believe I'm actually gonna go where I say I'm going. He's diabolical! Eleanor laughed. And if that doesn't work?


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[Assistant] There are several million people in Phoenix, I informed her. It's not that hard to find a phone book. It's called a hotel, Edith. Edith will be with him, Archie reminded her.


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[Assistant] What are you going to do in Phoenix? She asked Archie scathingly. Stay indoors? I kinda like it. Eleanor was thinking about cornering Joss, no doubt. Shut up, Elle.


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[Assistant] If we try and take her down while Bo is still around, there's a much better chance that someone will get hurt. He'll get hurt, or you will, trying to protect him. Now if we get her alone... She trailed off with a slow smile. I was right.


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[Assistant] The jeep was crawling slowly along now as we drove into town. I could feel the hairs on my arms standing up.


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[Assistant] I thought about Charlie, alone in the house, and my knee was bouncing with impatience. Oh, Edith said in a very soft voice. Archie and Eleanor looked out their windows. If you let anything happen to yourself, anything at all, I'm holding you personally responsible. Do you understand that? I stared at her eyes in the mirror. Ditto, Edith. She turned to Archie.


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[Assistant] Can Jessamine handle this? Give her some credit, Edith.


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[Assistant] She's been doing very, very well, all things considered. Can you handle this?


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[Assistant] Archie pulled his lips back in a horrific grimace and let loose a guttural snarl that had me wincing into the seat. Edith smiled at him. Keep your opinions to yourself, she muttered suddenly.


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[Assistant] Then he called her Miss Housekeeping because she was Latina.


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[Assistant] Well, it's, it's not good, it's not bad. That's all for tonight.


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[Assistant] Come on home with me, will you? I'ma launch. Sure.


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[Assistant] Say, what is this, a game? You can't do it. Oh, no? No, Brock's in my show to stay, and that's final. If Dorothy stays in, this show don't open to my life. That's final.


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[Assistant] Yes, and a funeral of 200 other people besides chorus girls, boys, electricians. You wouldn't be that mean, would you? Well, I think she ought to apologize.


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[Assistant] Why, of course she'll apologize. Brock isn't like that. She'll be sorry by morning. I wish you wouldn't take it like this, Mr. Dillon. Why do you know that...


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[Assistant] No, it won't do. Look, have you ever been in love? Did you ever have a man hold you in his arms and kiss you?


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[Assistant] Now, now you're in the spirit of the thing. You love this man. Now give it all you've got. Let me hear it.


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[Assistant] Look here, you can't, but you will!


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[Assistant] I saw you, you listened to me. You listened hard. Two hundred people.


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[Assistant] Two hundred jobs, two hundred thousand dollars, five weeks of grind, and blood and sweat depend upon you. It's the lives of all these people who've worked with you. You've got to go on, you've got to give, and give and give. They've got to like you, they've got to... Do you understand? You can't fall down. You can't, because your future's in it. My future and everything. All of us have a stake on you. All right, now I'm through.


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[Assistant] Thank you, doctor. Mr. Strand, do you have any questions for the inmate herself?


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[Assistant] Do you think Donald Trump knows who he's talking to here?


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[Assistant] No. Trump had a meeting with the Freedom Caucus, and they were asking him all these questions about policy matters, and he said, forget the little. I can't say this is family television.


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[Assistant] Before the movie starts, don't forget to subscribe to the channel to be kept informed of all new content. Now, enjoy!


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[Assistant] We know where we are now, alright? Let they get her in ten minutes.


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[Assistant] I never saw anything like it in my life. Everybody's going away. They forgot us. They don't want us in the war. Alverson must be playing blackjack down on the barge.


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[Assistant] Of course, uhm, supporting all the triathlons that's, uh, local, you know, particularly of course, uhm, the, uhm,


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[Assistant] Welcome. Today we are looking at five espresso machines under or around £500. This was a follow up to a previous video which was the best espresso machine under £100. Here we are.


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[Assistant] £189, by far the cheapest in this category, but had a lot of requests to look at this, and this seemed like the best opportunity to do so. We've got the Rentilio Silvia, £529 is what I paid, so technically out of budget, but I've seen it for around £500, so it was worthy of inclusion.


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[Assistant] These two machines both came with pressurized portafilters only, and it was such an easy thing to switch out that it seemed worthwhile doing, and


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[Assistant] And easy to get and therefore giving this the widest utility I hope to you, the viewer. So here's how testing is going to work.


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[Assistant] Then, the important stuff, we're gonna pull some shots of espresso with each of them, and I'll talk through the kind of espresso I was able to get, and if one of them maybe pulls better espresso than another.


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[Assistant] The Ranchero Silvia is built like an absolute tank. It is by far the heaviest of the units here. Once it's on the counter where you want it to be, it's going nowhere. This was the easiest to lock in or remove the portafilter from, simply because of its weight it was not going anywhere on the counter. Buttons, switches,


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[Assistant] Very nice, high quality stuff on here. You can feel the sort of build quality of kind of parts here. The steam valve is probably the best of them in terms of feel, uhm, though it still does feel like a domestic steam valve in many ways. The water tank is again a bit of a weak point for me. It's not a great experience to remove. You've got your two hoses.


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[Assistant] It wanders around a bit in temperature, and that for me is a frustration. You can get very, very good espresso from this, but you'll also get occasionally frustratingly just kind of off espresso from the brew temp being in a funny place. So the Sage Bambino is an interesting little machine, but unfortunately does come with that pressurized portafilter.


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[Assistant] With, with lighter roasts. I'm just frustrated by my inability to access more features in the machine that are so key to good espresso when it has so much, you know, control over other stuff like pre-infusion and shot volumes and all the sort of stuff you would want. Not bad.


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[Assistant] Someone once described as portafilter sneeze when you immediately release the portafilter and some pressure leaks out like that. So the shots. Let's pull a shot.


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[Assistant] However, like the Rancilio, the temperature does wander around a little bit. It is possible to have it overheat and have some steam when you flush the grip head, or have it run below temperature. So, a bit of a temperature surfing routine will yield you the best tasting espresso. As for how this shot is...


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[Assistant] Pretty good. Not overly acidic, but it has a certain sort of harshness that I associate with higher pump pressures. Now, that could be, and may well be, uhm, confirmation bias. Right, like I'm seeing something that I expect to be there, but that shot


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[Assistant] Not the easiest, but if you know what you're doing, a real pleasure to steam with. Now the Sage was a surprise. You could tell going in that milk was a big part of its cell. It's got a full featured set around milk steaming, so you can use it as a manual


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[Assistant] That's great. If you don't want to get into how to steam milk and you want some good results, that's kind of impressive to me.


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[Assistant] I was a little bit impressed by. It's a new brand to me. It's the first time I've used one of their machines. There's a couple of little weak points on it. The milk steaming and the basket that it ships with and the fact that it has a 57mm portafilter for me is a slight frustration, but


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[Assistant] I really wouldn't recommend the DeLonghi necessarily, but I would understand if you were really budget constricted, you can get okay espresso from it. It might frustrate you if you want really great textured flat whites or cafe lattes.


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[Assistant] Is the closest to a commercial machine of the group here. It's right at the beginning of that kind of prosumer category where you get sort of miniature commercial machines for the home. The steaming on this thing really impressed me. The build is fantastic. It is heavy, it's hefty, it's very well made. All of the componentry seems extremely good.


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[Assistant] I would just be slightly frustrated that at the most expensive machine, there's still stuff I want to tweak and change that has a pretty substantial impact on the espresso. Now the Sage is super interesting.


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[Assistant] And at the end of it, when I've tested them, when I've shared my opinion, I can give them away. But I'd be interested to hear your thoughts down in the comments below. Do you have one of these machines? Are you having a very different experience to me?


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[Assistant] You've been, uh, talking somewhat about Donald Trump. Hard not to these days. Hard not to. What's your opinion about President Trump?


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[Assistant] Alright, well, it's the first game. I just need to refresh myself on the rules of ping-pong. So- Oh shi- I didn't quit.


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[Assistant] Oh, no, no, no, no, no. We went backwards. See if I can break it.


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[Assistant] I'm about to go backwards. I'm about to go backwards even beyond- I don't think that will take us off him. Oh yea, it will.


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[Assistant] Damn it. I see all you guys saying turn it off, but I didn't think 16 experience mattered.


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[Assistant] I gotta, I really gotta start playing now because we've gone for like 30 minutes here not advancing because we had to mourn the death of a Wii Remote. Okay. Don't know what that Wii Remote was doing.


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[Assistant] Actually, if we beat her good enough, we can skip right over Akira, right?


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[Assistant] Easy, easy peasy, easy peasies in the cheezies. Oh yes, we skipped Agira!


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[Assistant] Yeah, that was, that was the fucking strat the whole time. Oh. Oh my god. Oh shit.


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[Assistant] Why didn't I do that the whole time? Oh. Alright, so, for the first time since the beginning of the stream, which is two and a half hours ago, we are on Lucia. We finally have a chance to do it. I think we can do it. I think we can do it.


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[Assistant] I don't know how, I get in that situation every time and I don't know what to do. I just don't.


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[Assistant] See if I can string two points together here to get a tie game. No. No is the quick response to that question.


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[Assistant] This is so fun. This is so fun. I don't know if I'm as mad playing-


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[Assistant] That like, I don't even have a chance. So it's hard for me to get too worked up because like, it's not even close to begin with. What does it fucking matter?


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[Assistant] Like, what am I, what can I do? WHAT CAN I FUCKING DO? BESIDES NOTHING? Matthew, gift once again, you know, fuck.


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[Assistant] You know, telling me to get fucked is like telling, telling a deaf kid he's deaf.


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[Assistant] You know, it doesn't do anything. I think I could go on the Guinness Book of World Records for man who has lost to Lucia the most.


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[Assistant] I meant to, ah, I was trying to, my motions, I was trying to go backhand hit it the other way, but no, no, no, no, no. Oh, I wasn't even paying attention.


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[Assistant] But I sure the hell want to! HOLY SHIT! BISCUITS! We actually got a point on a good play!


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[Assistant] Okay, I'm kind of invested in this game now because it's early and we have a tie. But you know what?


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[Assistant] Once again, trying to go backhand to hit that? No, no, no, no. We, we-


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[Assistant] Oh my god, stop! It's like he, instead of running around the table, he's like, oh I forgot there's a table there!


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[Assistant] Yep, that's what we're doing. I'm playing this goddamn game until I beat Lucia. It's happening. I'm in that mood, I don't give a f-


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[Assistant] I get excited over one point. That's, that's what things have come to.


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[Assistant] Holy fuck. Holy fuck. Holy fuck. Don't look now. Don't look now. Cover your eyes, everyone. I scored two points in one game.


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[Assistant] Oooooooooh! Three points! Three points! Three points in one game. Three points in one game.


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[Assistant] Oh, you're fucking kidding me. You're fucking kidding me right now.


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[Assistant] I don't like playing- yeah, I don't like playing that far away from the table. We have so many where it's just like-


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[Assistant] It's actually really close to being a great shot, but it's always, it's like always grass. Like that. We needed to hit the corner, we hit the grass. You're not the grass that you smoke. The grass. Just the grass. Like that.


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[Assistant] Again, again, I know that's where I gotta put the fucking ball, but we just can't put it on the table, it's always the grass. This is so bad. How did, how? How, Lucio? Come on!


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[Assistant] Like I had everything in my favor. But anyways, I would rather live in Florida.


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[Assistant] And be comfortable in the winter and be hot in the summer. You know, and at least be able to go outside and do things year round.


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[Assistant] Versus, in Michigan, you fucking sit around and twiddle your dick. Awww man.


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[Assistant] I just wanna make weird noises.


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[Assistant] I couldn't imagine. I couldn't even imagine playing ping pong for four hours, but.


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[Assistant] What time is it? 12.30am.


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[Assistant] I just need Lucia to fuck up five more times and we're good. And we're golden. Alright, there's a little bit of hope on this game. We have a point. And the lead.


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[Assistant] Which does not happen much. Wow, that was close.


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[Assistant] Oh, we, we, mmmm. It didn't matter, even if that hit the table. BeatBoss was, was being a shitface.


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[Assistant] One of these times, I am going to shove a Wii Remote up my ass. I swear to God.


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[Assistant] Like, I, I sometimes want to do that when this happens.


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[Assistant] I'm trying to do different like angles and shit and all that happens is I get fucked. Like that was- Oh.


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[Assistant] I don't know how she didn't hit that one. But I have a, I have a glimpse of hope on this game.


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[Assistant] It's a 1-0 game, I'm already feeling the pressure. Imagine if I was like actually a- I'm fucked. Oh well, I wasn't.


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[Assistant] Imagine if I was actually one point away from winning. How much pressure I'd have on me. I wouldn't be able to do it. Like what?


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[Assistant] I didn't, I didn't even swing my fucking remote that way! I, I, uh, fuck yourself, wee.


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[Assistant] No, just no. If we're giving up points like that, there's no point. Oh, we survived that.


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[Assistant] Oh my god, no fucking- YES!


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[Assistant] Oh my god, I don't know. That was ugly. But we got, we got a point on that. Alright, we're 1-1. JesseVBRaps, thank you for the Twitch Prime sub.


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[Assistant] Okay, I'm too excited, it's only two to one, I need to chill the fuck out.


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[Assistant] Alright, I feel the pressure now. Oh shit.


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[Assistant] We're only halfway there. But I'm living on a prayer right now. Alright, I'm getting a little shaky here now.


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[Assistant] Alright. Alright. I-I gotta-


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[Assistant] My mouth was, I think I opened my mouth too wide in excitement.


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[Assistant] Please, please, everyone in the world, think about me right now. Oh no.


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[Assistant] There was a lot of luck, like she was playing balls that...


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[Assistant] She shouldn't have played. Like, I don't know why, but she was-


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[Assistant] Just messing everything up. Now I'm just sucking ass. I- I can't believe that.


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[Assistant] That, that game will go down in history as the biggest, biggest choke job in, in my fucking life. And I'm, I'm, it's starting to weigh on me as I, as I fuck up, absolutely get obliterated these next games. That just makes me more and more pissed off about that game that I almost won. The only thing keeping this TV in, alive right now is the fact that I, I have to use it to beat Lucia.


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[Assistant] Anything that's non-critical to beating Lucia is subject to being broken.


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[Assistant] He could've been over there five minutes ago. But instead, no, I'm just gonna helplessly swing my rem remote.


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[Assistant] Okay, well, I think it's gonna work. One of the pieces of plastic broke out of it. Hopefully it's non- critical.


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[Assistant] That frickin' side of the table, that like spot on the grass, has had to been hit by a ping pong ball 50 times.


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[Assistant] I- I can't believe how many times we can put a fucking ball there. It's ridiculous.


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[Assistant] Oh no, I need to run this under cold water, it hurts. Oh my lord, that was quick.


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[Assistant] Where else to end a sequence like that other than on the grass to the left? The grass to the left has gotten more balls than frikin...


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[Assistant] You know, if I'm swinging my Wii Remote, you should probably detect that, cause you're a fucking Wii Council. It's your fucking purpose! It's to detect motions of the fucking Wii Remote! Fucking piece of shit.


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[Assistant] I can't escape it. I can't escape the left side of the grass.


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[Assistant] Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. Alright, alright, alright, let's settle down.


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[Assistant] Woo! Woo! Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! 4-2, 4-2, 4-2, 4-2, 4-2! No way, bro! I'm nervous as hell! Can't fuck this up!


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[Assistant] No beef, beef boy. Beef boy me bob.


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[Assistant] We broke a, we broke a Toad Wii Remote with Wii Motion Plus in half. Straight up in half. Uh, we, I threw this one at the wall.


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[Assistant] And I put a dent in my wall above my door, closet door. Well, that's it for Wii Sports Resort for the night.


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[Assistant] Hopefully, uh, I don't know what I'll play next, now that Lucia's out of the way, but we'll see.


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[Assistant] Well, everyone says the mom brain, but I guess there's a dad brain too.


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[Assistant] It's like you start forgetting everything, I'm noticing that too.


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[Assistant] And it's so weird because I'm not used to it, so, like, someone will say that I said something and I'm like, no, there's no way I did. And then I did and I don't remember it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's not. What is the- I guess we'll talk about it. I don't-


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[Assistant] Now, I think I had an influence in that because I kept saying, where's the English in the descriptions?


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[Assistant] What? You gonna say something bad about me? No, I was gonna say he actually seems like a nice guy.


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[Assistant] It helped us install the most difficult installation of a printer ever in existence over at Teddy Fresh office.


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[Assistant] With that printer installation, you get any light you want.


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[Assistant] It's a meme that references the event. This meme is approved.


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[Assistant] How much brainwashing is there to get someone to sign that?


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[Assistant] I don't, but I could see, that's like a horror movie kind of thing.


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[Assistant] Just wonder, like, what did they do with their hands just a minute ago?


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[Assistant] I feel like if you make an announcement that you're joining Instagram...


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[Assistant] There's already like, so much to make fun of right there.


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[Assistant] It's like shot on a stabilizer.


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[Assistant] It's so funny that this guy is like, joining Instagram is a story that the news report about. I know dude. Like I saw her on Jimmy Kimball. Oh she's active. Talking about it.


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[Assistant] Which is so awful. I cannot stand when there's a fade. Like if you're just recording yourself and making a cut and then you do a fade, it makes it so weird.


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[Assistant] Is it just old people Facebook? Like are these people just old and they like trying social media and they uhm, kinda like miss the mark?


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[Assistant] I feel like this kind of, this kind of announcement joining to Instagram also will end up the same as guard brooks where you'll never post again.


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[Assistant] Wait, okay, you play them at the same time, isn't that the idea? What's that player in the bottom?


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[Assistant] So I think if you wanna have him, it's gotta be off-site.


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[Assistant] I mean, she's got the, like, the biggest, uh, jar of mayonnaise that you can find, right?


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[Assistant] Anything you want them to comment, to flatter you, and then you're gonna forget. Oh yes.


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[Assistant] Okay, there's so much candy here, I don't know how we're gonna do it all, but let's go.


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[Assistant] And then didn't even try one, like he, he, this guy's. Dude, you're being such a dick. It looks.


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[Assistant] You are boring. Don't dare call the hamburger boring.


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[Assistant] I wish that I had Ian's confidence in decisions.


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[Assistant] When I was first introduced to it, I think by you, it seemed so weird to me. Cause it looks like it would be so tasty and sweet, but then it's like no flavor almost. So I thought I hated it, but then the more I eat it now, I love it. So.


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[Assistant] It's just not my, it's not my preferred candy.


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[Assistant] It's fine though, so I don't know what to rate it. It's pretty good.


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[Assistant] I mean, I only took a bite from one side, if you want to try the other side.


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[Assistant] Let's do some interesting stuff. You keep telling me that I don't know what this one is.


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[Assistant] It's just not my personal taste, but I get it, so. I could say it being a B.


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[Assistant] My opinion is I would never buy this, but your mom always has it in her, in their house, and I always grab one. So, what would you rate that? I don't know.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'm gonna do it. But I just tasted it for a second and I was shocked.


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[Assistant] I don't know, but like, I'm with your opinion.


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[Assistant] Here's one I think that will- I love that it's the only one there cause it- cause no one wants that.


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[Assistant] Call it a dumb dumb, wrap it like a doctor's office.


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[Assistant] Let's review the package for a second. Could it be any uglier?


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[Assistant] I don't remember. Well, just right now. I think peanut butter and-


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[Assistant] I don't know if I see Twix as an S, maybe. It's fine with me being an S. Yeah. On American.


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[Assistant] Dude, what? Really? But did you see the package?


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[Assistant] Uhm, I just wanna say it's 3.30 and we have some stuff to do and then we gotta leave.


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[Assistant] But uh, the actual content is a little weird for me.


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[Assistant] I've got to wrap it up in like 15 minutes. Is this how you want to spend the last minutes of this episode?


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[Assistant] I don't think I wanna watch someone play with raw chicken.


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[Assistant] Ethan, are you becoming a Bel Do Fin fan? What is going on? You're actually watching this?


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[Assistant] I know, but... Do you actually like the content? Cause I don't.


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[Assistant] You were a little too into this awful video. It was awful.


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[Assistant] You made it seem like there's a point to watching it, there was no point.


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[Assistant] Well, you kinda said like, keep watching and stuff like that.


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[Assistant] Ethan can't talk lately, like, what was it, you were telling me the name of some celebrity and you said it so wrong.


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[Assistant] Everything else on the doc are you gonna talk about Friday?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I have a feeling it's, it's done. You know, it was like a gag.


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[Assistant] To be fair, Dan and I was on your side. The poll is not fair.


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[Assistant] Angry people in the streets, some of them in riot gear, and the governor of North Carolina has declared a state of emergency in Charlotte. The shooting of African Americans by police officers and the community outrage that follows seems to keep happening over and over again, no matter how many times we do nothing. And at times like these, it's, it's hard to know what to say. But it's easy to know what not to say.


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[Assistant] Now, these protests turned violent last night, and I just wish there was some sort of respectful, silent civil protest that people could engage in that wouldn't enrage the other side.


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[Assistant] I understand why some people are angry at Kaepernick. I mean, they watch football as an escape from the harsh realities of life, unless you're a Cleveland Browns fan. In which case, there's no escape.


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[Assistant] Well, in the face of continued heartbreaking racial strife, all eyes turned to civil rights icon, the Reverend Dr. Donald Trump.


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[Assistant] Yesterday, yesterday, Trump reached out to the black community at two events in Ohio. Both were at black churches. Well, one of them was technically a black church, but it was filled with white people.


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[Assistant] That's a bad idea, okay? Stop and frisk is a bad idea. Not only has it been found unconstitutional, but if Trump's doing the frisking, it will take him hours with those tiny little hands of his.


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[Assistant] There's been a lot of racial unrest recently, and you'd have to be an idiot to think you could pinpoint a single cause for it. And luckily, one Trump campaign chair in Ohio is just that idiot.


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[Assistant] Now, uh, Miller thinks she knows the root of the black community's problems.


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[Assistant] I have been working in Switzerland for the past two years. And Holmes got you out? In the nick of time. There was not a point he overlooked. Every contingency was foreseen and provided for.


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[Assistant] No thank you, darling. I must get back before they miss me.


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[Assistant] You brought your apparatus with you?


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[Assistant] I will not change my mind, Sir Reginald. I am taking the matter into my own hands.


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[Assistant] Germany wanted the Tobel bomb site. We'll send her thousands of them in RAF planes. Yes. Thanks to Mr. Sherlock Holmes and to Mrs. Tobel.


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[Assistant] You remember Angel's Court? Then follow your nose through the alley till you come to Jack Brady's carpenter shop.


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[Assistant] He can tell you where the blighter is at this very moment.


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[Assistant] If you lie. All right, mister, I'll come along with you. Easy, matey, easy. Follow me.


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[Assistant] The honey we make also has medicinal properties.


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[Assistant] Sometimes I take the frames out of the hives to kiss them. That's how much I love my bees.


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[Assistant] Bees are God's blessing. They're God's creatures. Without the bees to pollinate plants and crops, the natural world would disappear within four years. Our very existence depends on them.


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[Assistant] Armenians gather here from around the world to celebrate the anniversary of Saint Tadeos' martyrdom. It's a three-day ceremony with baptisms, blessings, weddings, and processions around the church. They also sacrifice a lamb.


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[Assistant] The church and the village are my home. I feel responsible to both of them because I grew up with them.


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[Assistant] Her death was witnessed by her son Tom, her daughter Grace, and Dr. Robert Graham Elwell.


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[Assistant] Well, the police and the press had their suspicions, and so will you when you hear the evidence. Because one of them certainly did it. But in the end, no charge was brought.


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[Assistant] Her reward was to be deserted by her husband for another woman, leaving Violet to bring up their three children, Grace, her only son Tom, and Vera on her own.


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[Assistant] It's hard not to feel sorry for Vera, 40, unmarried and living with Violet. She was popular, she was sporty, she was kind. But Vera was still no match for her formidable mama.


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[Assistant] And by 1928, he was eking out his modest pension with a bit of clerking in the city. Actually, this was quite a precarious time for a lot of people.


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[Assistant] And was soon buried next to two daughters who had died as children. Their loss had been a source of great grief for the couple.


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[Assistant] Viero was a simple soul, a wartime physiotherapist. She had total faith in fresh air and exercise as the cure for every ailment.


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[Assistant] Especially as she had neither motive nor opportunity to kill Edmund. So who did?


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[Assistant] So desperate was he to make his mother's troubles go away.


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[Assistant] I suppose the boy might conceivably have poisoned Elwell, but not his grandmother and aunt.


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[Assistant] Even though Grace didn't stay, she knew that Gwen was there.


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[Assistant] So were the press and public right? Was she a murderess?


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[Assistant] The police never accumulated enough evidence to charge Grace with murder, and I'm confident that the reason for this is a simple one. She didn't do it.


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[Assistant] So who of the possible poisoners knew that Gwen would be served the soup? Well Violet knew. Mrs. Noakes knew.


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[Assistant] The notion that her marriage was unhappy came from Tom. None of the servants testimony bore it out. And she was close to Vera. And Vera loved John. But anyway, there's something else to consider. Whoever killed Violet was in a hurry.


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[Assistant] And it was Tom who suggested that Mrs. Noakes could be the killer. Or even that the murderer was young John. A suggestion that Grace bitterly resented.


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[Assistant] The temptation, having brought it off twice, must have been great. Yes, we forget.


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[Assistant] Which with both Edmund and Vera meant giving small amounts of the poison to simulate illness before killing them. That way he could achieve a diagnosis of natural causes which...


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[Assistant] And her son John, another target of his uncle's malice, was killed in the Second World War. Her house survives, but violence does not. It fell into ruin and was replaced by a spanky new block of flats.


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[Assistant] Today the Sidneas have departed. And Birdhurst Rise is just another street in Croydon.


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[Assistant] But it is a bit chilly to think that less than a century ago, an unconvicted killer walked down it, who murdered half his family, and would have placed a noose around the neck of his one surviving sister, all to help him on his way to the New World.


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[Assistant] Think if Cedric got it into his head to play in there. There's all manner of dangerous things, we have to be very careful.


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[Assistant] You know you're never to come in here, don't you? Good man.


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[Assistant] My mother thought her garden paths looked untidy and asked me for some weed killer. I bought some and made up a solution for her. She never did the paths, but I dread to think what she might have used it for.


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[Assistant] Although, now you ask, I did once find my nephew John in there. I was quite cross with him. I have young children, you see.


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[Assistant] He just didn't have time. You know what you're thinking? One less tie to hold us here?


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[Assistant] He would get alright in time, wouldn't he? Be able to rest in peace, I mean.


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[Assistant] Do you mean that this is the very golem creature that Bilbo met? How loathsome.


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[Assistant] Though other folk beside Hobbit asked riddles, and much of the same sort.


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[Assistant] Surely the ring was his precious and the only thing he cared for? But if he hated it, why didn't he get rid of it, or go, or go away, or, and, and, and leave it?


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[Assistant] I'm not sure that I understand you. But how have you learned all this about the ring? And about Gollum? Do you really know it all, or are you just getting still?


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[Assistant] But I am frightened, and I do not feel any pity for Gollum.


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[Assistant] I can't understand you. Do you mean to say that you and the elves have let him live on


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[Assistant] Even if Bilbo could not kill Gollum, I wish he had not kept the ring. I wish he had never found it and that I had not got it.


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[Assistant] No, but I suppose one could hammer it or melt it.


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[Assistant] Oh, well, to have it destroyed. I am not made for perilous quests. I wish I had never seen the ring. Why did it come to me? Why was I chosen?


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[Assistant] But I have so little if any of these things. You are wise and powerful. Will you not take the ring?


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[Assistant] He knows as well as I do that you mean no harm. But just you up and answer his question straight away.


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[Assistant] It was the massive Mrs. Fitzgivens who arrived again to wake me in the morning.


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[Assistant] Bearing what appeared to be the full array of toiletries available to a well-born Scottish lady.


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[Assistant] Lead combs to darken the eyebrows and lashes. Pots of powdered oris root and rice powder. Even a stick of what I assumed was coal, though I'd never seen any.


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[Assistant] And a delicate, lidded porcelain cup of French rouge, incised with a row of gilded swans.


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[Assistant] Mrs. Fitzgibbons also had a striped green overskirt and bodice of silk with yellow Lyle stockings.


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[Assistant] There's a change from the homespan I'd been provided with the day before. Whatever haul involved, it seemed to be an occasion of some consequence.


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[Assistant] I was tempted to insist on attending in my own clothes just to be contrary.


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[Assistant] But the memory of Fat Rupert's response to my shift was sufficient to deter me. Besides, I rather liked Column.


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[Assistant] Despite the fact that he apparently intended to keep me here for the foreseeable future. Well, we just see about that, I thought, as I did my best with the rouge.


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[Assistant] Dougal had said the young man I had doctored was in the stables, hadn't he? And the stables presumably had horses, upon which one could ride away.


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[Assistant] I resolved to go looking for Jamie McTavish as soon as Hall was over with. Hall turned out to be just that, the dining hall, where I had eaten the night before. Now it was transformed, though.


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[Assistant] Tables, benches and stools pushed back against the walls. The head table removed.


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[Assistant] And replaced by a substantial carved chair of dark wood.


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[Assistant] Sprigs of holly decorated the walls, and there were fresh rushes strewn on the stone flags.


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[Assistant] A young piper was blowing up a set of small pipes behind the empty chair with numerous sighs and wheezes.


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[Assistant] Near him, but what I assumed must be the intimate members of Colum's staff.


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[Assistant] A thin-faced man in trues and smocked shirt who lounged against the wall.


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[Assistant] A balding little man, in a coat of fine brocade, clearly a scribe of some sort, as he was seated at a small table equipped with ink-horn, quills, and paper.


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[Assistant] Two brawny, kilted men with the attitude of guards, and to one side,


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[Assistant] Coarse black hair grew far down on his forehead, nearly meeting the beetling eyebrows.


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[Assistant] Similar mats covered the immense forearms exposed by the rolled-up sleeves of his shirt. Unlike most of the men I had seen, the giant didn't seem to be armed, save for a tiny knife he carried in his stocking-top.


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[Assistant] I could barely make out the stubby hilt in the thickets of black curls that covered his legs above the gaily checked hose.


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[Assistant] A broad leather belt circled what must be a forty inch waist, but carried neither dirk nor sword.


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[Assistant] In spite of his size, the man had an amiable expression, and seemed to be joking with a thin-faced man who looked like a marionette in comparison with his huge conversant.


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[Assistant] You on your own? It's very brave of you, Sarah.


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[Assistant] Is intoxicating. If you're a race car driver.


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[Assistant] And you do it anyway. Think about what a badass that is.


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[Assistant] There were indications that the accident was a massive cover up.


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[Assistant] Most people think the company didn't know what was going on. Nothing could be further from the truth.


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[Assistant] What I can tell you about India is that the underground lives. Metal is always for the other side.


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[Assistant] India too has its problems, and many of the kids and even over 50s also need metal music.


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[Assistant] The river is completely polluted. The main culprits are the factories who just discharge their waste in it.


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[Assistant] It's said that we use the filthy water, but that's not true. We irrigate our fields with well water, which we filter first. We even drink the water, and we are healthy.


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[Assistant] I have come with my daughter from the east, from Bihar. My daughter has major problems with her bladder, but I couldn't afford to have her treated, so we came here to get the finest treatment.


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[Assistant] I've been having tests for a month now I'm waiting for a diagnosis.


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[Assistant] There is no doctor at all in our village, and those in the next village are no good.


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[Assistant] I only stock what local doctors prescribe. You can have cough medicine and aspirin.


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[Assistant] You'll have to go into town to get the medicine on your prescription. Maybe you'll be lucky there.


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] Okay.


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[Assistant] I didn't expect him to know how to do that.


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[Assistant] You know, you see pictures and you never know actually what, what it really looks like or how it really feels. And this just feels like how it's supposed to be.


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[Assistant] And apparently there was a lion next to my room last night. Really rude, didn't even come say hi to me.


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[Assistant] In my time here, the last three days, I have seen lots of elephants, giraffes.


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[Assistant] Baby lions, zebras, which I guess are pronounced zebras, who knew? I have seen a lot more than I ever thought I'd see in my whole life.


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[Assistant] It's just spectacular. The people.


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[Assistant] The animals are of course spectacular.


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[Assistant] There is a future and hope for a world in which animals, wildlife, humans can coexist peacefully.


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[Assistant] But being here and seeing firsthand, it becomes that much more clear that if we continue to care and love and nurture,


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[Assistant] There is hope. We just have to stay on that path.


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] Aims is an institution everybody wants to come. Even for trivial problems they would like to come and get treated at aims. Uh, primarily because the quality of care, uh, the general public has faith in it.


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[Assistant] Uh, so in, in the sense you can say we are victims of our own, you know, sort of excellence. But, uh, you're right, uh, we are struggling with the patient load and the numbers. We would want that the other hospitals, uh, uh, also take up the load of aims and therefore the government of India is deciding to make more such aims like institutions in India.


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[Assistant] Lions feed on this buffalo.


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[Assistant] Now that I've been here for three and a half days, I can honestly say that it truly is a life-changing experience.


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[Assistant] But in terms of our planet, you really kind of understand that whole circle of life. And you learn, we're out here to coexist. We're not out here to dominate. Or else this beauty will go away.


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[Assistant] This is the closest I've ever felt. Have my feet on the ground and be grounded and as a part of our planet Earth.


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[Assistant] And they were dragged off to the city by some stranger as well.


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[Assistant] Yes, I'm sure he will. Let's get him back to the house.


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[Assistant] Well, I did want him to. But he made such a fuss, I decided to bring him home.


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[Assistant] Alright then my friends, so now I'd like to create a custom button component so that this looks a bit better than this default button right here and then we can reuse that button component wherever we need it in the future as well. So we can make this button customizable and we can maybe pass in some options as props maybe.


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[Assistant] So let us first create this new component inside the shared folder and we'll call this button.


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[Assistant] Okay, so inside here we need a script


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] And I'd like to accept also a few different props. Now I'm going to explain these in a second, but first let me say export let type and we'll set a default value as primary. So this right here is going to be the type of button. So it could be primary or secondary maybe.


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[Assistant] And then we can apply this as a class to the button itself and do a selector for primary and secondary and style those differently. So that's the first thing we're gonna accept. We're also gonna accept a prop.


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[Assistant] So uhm, uh, uh,


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[Assistant] And then finally, I'm going to say export lets and inverse and set that equal to false. And again, a Boolean true or false. If it's inverse, what I will do is give it maybe a white background or transparent background and a border instead of a colored background. And we'll see that later on.


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[Assistant] But for now, let's do this thing first of all. So I'm going to say that the class...


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[Assistant] So uhm, uh, uh,


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[Assistant] So let's do a few styles for now anyway. So we'll say first of all, the button is going to have a border of zero and then we'll say the cursor.


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[Assistant] Is going to be a pointer, so a little hand and a user knows they can click on it. Then a border radius to soften the corners of six pixels. And then we'll do a padding of eight pixels, top and bottom and 12 pixels left and right. And then we'll also do a font weight of bold. And then we'll do a box shadow.


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[Assistant] This gives it a bit of a 3D effect, and we'll say 1 pixel, 2 pixel, 3 pixel, RGBA, and it's going to be 0, 0, 0, which is black, and an alpha channel or opacity of 0.2, so a faint shadow.


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[Assistant] Now what I'm going to do for now is import this button into the form so we can see what it looks like so far. So let me go to the form and import it at the top. So I'll say import and it's going to be button.


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] So uhm, uh,


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[Assistant] Like so.


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[Assistant] I can't actually see it there.


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[Assistant] There's gonna be a background colour of, and it's gonna be that red colour from before which was D9, 1, B, 4, 2.


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[Assistant] Like so. And then it's also gonna have a text color of white. So that's the primary one. Now the secondary class is gonna have a background.


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[Assistant] Okay.


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[Assistant] In this case. So now, if we have a type of primary, the class is primary, and we're gonna style it like this, and we should see a red background button with white text, which we do.


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[Assistant] And if we give this a class of secondary, which we'll do now, we'll pass in that as a prop, so we'll say type is equal to


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[Assistant] Secondary, like so. Now we're overriding that value, so type is now secondary, the class is therefore secondary, and we style it like this. So if we preview now, we can see it's green. Okay, so we're passing in options to the button.


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[Assistant] Okay, so what else can we do? Well, we have this thing right here. We're saying flat is false and we're going to output a conditional class based on this Boolean. So I'm going to say class and then flat is equal to


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[Assistant] So if this boolean right here is true, then we're going to add a class of flat to this button. If this is false, then we're not going to add a class of flat. All right. So if we do have a class of flats, all we're going to do is take away the box shadow. So I'll say box shadow is none.


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[Assistant] Now by default, flat is false, so we won't get that class applied. So it should look the same if we go to add new poll. But if I now say that I want flat to be true, so flat is equal to.


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] Okay then, so back in the button, let's do this final thing, inverse, and we're gonna do exactly the same as we did here. So class, and then inverse, so we're only gonna apply this class of inverse if the inverse


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[Assistant] The variable is true. Currently it's false so it won't apply that class, but if it was true it would apply that class.


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[Assistant] Now the inverse class is basically going to reverse the colors. So instead of the background being this color, the background would be white and the text color would be this color. And also we could apply a border of this color as well.


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[Assistant] Now we need to apply different inverse classes for each one of these because the colors are different. So let's do that. I'm going to say primary dot inverse. So if we have both of those classes, then the color.


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[Assistant] So uhm, uh,


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[Assistant] And that is going to be two pixels solid and we're going to do that red color again. Okay. So that's the primary inverse. Now let's do secondary dot inverse.


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[Assistant] And this time the color of the text is going to be this green color right here. So let's copy that dude and paste it right here. And we want the background again to be white this time because we're inversing those things. And then we also want a border.


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[Assistant] Okay.


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[Assistant] Is equal to true, then it's going to inverse the colours and we should see something like this instead. So now we have a bit of flexibility with our button. We could pass in secondary or primary.


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[Assistant] And we see different styles can pass in inverse or flat as well. And in fact, I'm going to take this off because I don't want this to be inverse. I want it to be primary, but I don't need to explicitly say that here because the default value is


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] Because we're going to use the red button later on for deleting polls. So we'll use green for adding red for deleting. Save that and view again. And there we go. Well, it looks pretty good to me. So now we have our custom reusable button component, and we're going to use this later on in different components as well.


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[Assistant] Next up, we're going to add a little bit of custom form validation to our form over here when we try to submit.


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[Assistant] I'll begin with this. If we look at Bhagavad Gita, or if we just use common sense.


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[Assistant] There are legitimate and necessary hierarchies. For example, parents and children.


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[Assistant] They have equal importance as living beings but in terms of authority, the parents have to govern the children.


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[Assistant] Natural hierarchy. Some people are more talented than other people in many fields. Some people create businesses and they employ people.


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[Assistant] And, uh, under proper circumstances, the employees are very fortunate and feel they're fortunate to have a good job. And so.


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[Assistant] Everywhere we look in the world, there are natural, legitimate and necessary hierarchies. At the same time.


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[Assistant] And so the real issue is how you balance these things. So if we say that now


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[Assistant] For example, what you said is sort of the general perception that religion tends to be more on the right, but what we find is in, uh, studies of social science,


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[Assistant] That religious people or people who claim affiliation with some religion tend to give more charity than people who are not religious.


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[Assistant] I think we have to get past a lot of, uh, non-scientific stereotypes and see what's really happening. So, uh, the real problem, as Krishna explains in the Bhagavad Gita 1820,


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[Assistant] Is not that there's a group of people who care about


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[Assistant] Let's say the less fortunate or the karmically disadvantaged. I mean, you know, that's good. Obviously.


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[Assistant] Uh, and it's also important and necessary that there's a group that maintains certain principles and hierarchies. And because...


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[Assistant] The idea that somehow you have justice by tearing down hierarchies is of course false because if you give equal opportunity, you will not have equal outcome because everyone doesn't have the same abilities. It's like in India, people are applying for IIT. If there's, you cannot have everyone admitted.


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[Assistant] And there's a selection process. It's hierarchical. And if you don't allow a fair choice of the best students, then in the name of equal outcome, you have destroyed equal opportunity.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so at the same time, just because someone, let's say, doesn't have an equal amount of ability, doesn't mean they do not deserve equal dignity under the law.


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[Assistant] And an opportunity to have a good life.


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[Assistant] The problem is, the problem is extremism. The problem is on both sides, left and right, because for example on the right,


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[Assistant] Uh, they really do not show much compassion.


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[Assistant] Let's say in terms of America for, in terms of people who need healthcare.


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[Assistant] And they're not at all clear that, you know, they say they oppose Obama's plan.


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[Assistant] But they're never very clear on how they're going to guarantee that everyone has good healthcare. I mean, how can a civilized society allow for people, including children, women, men, to be unnecessarily in pain?


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[Assistant] To be unnecessarily disabled when we have the science to help them. I mean, there's an irony here in that the right, uh, tend to be much more than the left Christian. And if there's anything that Jesus would obviously support, it's the notion that everyone get proper care. I mean, nothing could be a more Jesus position.


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[Assistant] And so for people claiming to be followers of Jesus to fight against healthcare, and they always say, well, no,


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[Assistant] We are not against, uh, universal healthcare. We just want to, uh, do it in a more efficient way, but they, they're, it's never clear how they want to do that.


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[Assistant] Hippocracy, which of course is one of the, uh, great, uh, famous historical


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[Assistant] Yes, and anyone that disagrees, we see, because if just a moment about Marxism, the fact that the greatest atrocities


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[Assistant] But what's interesting is that we all, what we always hear is that, well, Stalin wasn't a good Marxist, uh, Mao wasn't a good Marxist. Really? I think they were. They were certainly very studious because here's some facts about Marxism. Um, in Marxism, beginning with the status quo, which is capitalism.


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[Assistant] I mean clearly in the past there were hunting gathering societies, there were agrarian societies, but if we


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[Assistant] Marxism begins with the present and the past. History is just used in order to derive analytic principles. Hmm. But so we have a status quo, which is capitalism. And then the second stage is what Marx calls the dictatorship of the proletariat.


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[Assistant] Yes, yes, good old Carl. Sweet Carl.


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[Assistant] Because uhm, because capitalists won't just give up. And so you need a dictatorship.


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[Assistant] And then the third stage is Eden, you know, the Garden of Eden. The third stage is the, the communist utopia, the Marxist utopia. Now what we know, what all scholars know, you know, that have, that aren't simply fanatics, is that


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[Assistant] In other words, a completely illusory concept of human nature. Because after all, Marx, uh, when was he born?


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[Assistant] So that was, Marx was born a hundred years before there was even such a field of psychology.


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[Assistant] In terms of understanding human nature, like what's possible? How do human beings behave? And can you really have a Marxist utopia?


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[Assistant] We now know that his whole plan is based on a notion of human nature, which is just wildly inaccurate and unscientific.


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[Assistant] In the sense that humans are somehow driven by intellectualized concepts of virtue.


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[Assistant] Or that people will just naturally act in somehow like some utopian, almost like a, uh, before the fall, like people used to act in the Garden of Eden before Adam and Eve, you know, bit the apple.


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[Assistant] That, in other words, what we know is that people know they're selfish and they are, uhm,


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[Assistant] And sociologically under certain conditions, they'll do certain things, won't do certain things. So the idea that people will just behave like angels if you just, you know, have them read Marx's books.


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[Assistant] In any case, so here's what you have. You have capitalism and then the goal is the Marxist Garden of Eden.


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[Assistant] And so in the middle, actually it's not a Garden of Eden because they have industry. So utopia. So, so in the middle you have a dictatorship. Now since.


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[Assistant] Every Marxist country inevitably, necessarily stops in the position of dictatorship.


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[Assistant] Uh, every, I mean, look at, you look at Cuba, Soviet Union, China, Cambodia, you know, name your hall of horrors.