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JOHN: David,
what are you doing?
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DAVID: Shut up.
Dude, just shut up.
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Just wait.
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Ahh...
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ahh‐ahh...
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Oh, no,
you're doing that thing.
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It's not working.
You know, back in the day,
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if you held a slice
of cafeteria pizza like this,
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everything would slide off into
your mouth like a mudslide.
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It was delicious.
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The gastronomy club
petitioned them
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to use better tomato paste.
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Oh, there you go.
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Sustained activism is the key
to social progress.
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Well,
you ruined pizza chugging.
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Congratulations.
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Okay, look,
we're not technically
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supposed to be
on school property at all,
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so let's get down to it.
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How can we help you?
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Have y'all ever heard
of Party Pines?
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Kids party there
on the weekend.
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Oh, yes.
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Yes, we're familiar
with Party Pines.
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‐Really?
‐What are your names again?
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‐He's Colin.
‐She's Phoebe.
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All right,
Phoebe and Colin,
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I'ma put y'all up
on some history.
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I tapped the first‐ever keg
at Party Pines.
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Me and my bros
founded that place.
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It's like going up
to Christopher Columbus
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and saying, "Oh, have you heard
about this place?
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"It's really great.
It's called America.
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I think you would like it."
He's like,
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"Yeah, I know all about it.
I'm the one who invented it."
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‐Why that acc‐‐
‐'Cause he's Italian.
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‐Oh, God.
‐Yeah.
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So you're Christopher Columbus?
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Yeah, if he did
upside‐down beer bongs
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on a sick‐ass tire swing
he built himself.
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So you're okay having the blood
of genocide on your hands?
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Uh, it rules, obviously.
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I got a holiday out of it.
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‐Okay, that's‐‐
‐I win.
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‐All right, Howard Zinn,
let's, uh,
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let's move on to their case,
please.
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Anyway,
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something strange
is happening at Party Pines.
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(twig snaps)
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For the last few weeks,
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there's been a thing
in the woods.
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COLIN: Just standing there
watching us.
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Not to creep‐shame,
but it's kind of creepy.
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(gasps) Dude, I wonder if it's
the lurker of Party Pines.
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Do you remember him?
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I wouldn't remember
the lurker of Party Pines,
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because I was never invited
to Party Pines.
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Who's the lurker
of Party Pines?
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Back when we were
in high school,
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he was this weirdo
who hid in the woods
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and just watched us.
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(twig snaps)
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And we all thought
maybe he was, like,
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an escaped lunatic from
the Dicktown Lunatic Asylum,
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'cause that's where they kept
all the lunatics.
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But that was, like,
50 years ago.
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You think it's the same guy?
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No, he would be dead by now,
of course,
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but perhaps it's his ghost.
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Whatever it is,
we want it to leave us alone.
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Kids shouldn't have to look
over their shoulders
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when they're partying illegally
in the woods.
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(door opens)
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MAN: Hey.
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‐Oh, dude.
‐MAN: Hey, you.
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‐We gotta go, we gotta go.
‐We'll see you tomorrow night.
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Hey, My Two Dads,
get out of here.
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Thanks for the pizza.
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(dramatic music)
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Man, I didn't know
you believed in ghosts.
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I don't believe in ghosts.
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You just said
it could be a ghost.
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David, you have friends,
and you have good hair,
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but I have something
even better.
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Yeah, I know, a houseboat.
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An analytical mind.
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‐Oh.
‐I don't believe in ghosts.
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I'm a skeptic.
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However, I do need money
to pay for the houseboat,
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and therefore,
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why not pose
as ghost hunters...
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‐Oh, snap.
‐In order to get more work?
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Damn,
I love your analytical mind,
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your hot,
throbbing analytical mind.
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It explodes, and I get thoughts
all over my face,
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and I go crazy.
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Oh, no thank you.
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(rock music)
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Tucker, we need supplies.
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TUCKER (over phone): They sell
adult diapers at CVS.
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Very funny.
We're coming over.
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TUCKER (over phone): No,
you already owe me $500.
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Plus, I'm not home.
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DAVID: He is totally lying.
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Plus, you still haven't
returned my binoculars.
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Okay, that part's true.
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Ghost hunting gear?
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Do you even believe
in paranormal stuff?
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What‐‐what does it matter
what I "believe."
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Does anything matter?
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Mm, your rejection
of bourgeois labels is hot.
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I thought it was
existential nihilism.
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I'm still aroused.
Here, take these goggles.
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All right, well,
what do these do?
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Help you see at night, genius.
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That's why they're called
night vision goggles.
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Okay, okay, I didn't know
what kind of goggles they were.
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‐I'm sorry.
‐(laughs)
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I thought maybe they were
micro‐penis goggles
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for looking
at your micro‐penis.
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‐Guys, guys, okay.
‐'Cause it's so tiny,
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you need goggles to see it.
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Okay, what else do you have,
Tucker?
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Uh, you can say
this old graphing calculator
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is an EMF meter.
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What's EMF?
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BOTH:
Electromagnetic frequency.
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‐DAVID: What?
‐Duh.
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‐Ugh, these nerds.
‐Okay, keep it coming, Tucker.
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What else?
‐I guess you could tape
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this old Xbox to a bike helmet.
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Well, that sounds perfect.
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That will actually look
kind of cool.
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All right, and we'll need
the walkie‐talkies.
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Okay, you already owe me five,
so that comes to $800.
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‐Oh, David.
‐Yeah, right.
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How about $200
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and we don't tell your parents
about all this?
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No way.
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Tucker, my dad will kill me.
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Mine too.
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(ominous music)
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‐(inhales) Mmm, Party Pines.
‐(groans)
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It's good to be back.
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Yes, Party Pines.
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You know, you said we never
invited you here,
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but we totally did, man.
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Oh, that's right.
You did invite me once
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to solve the mystery
of the wrong bong.
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No, this is your bong, Taylor.
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Dude, if that was my bong,
I'd be high right now,
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and if I was high,
I'd be paranoid, but I'm not.
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That proves somebody snuck up
in here and replaced it
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with an exact replica, man.
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Taylor, it literally has
your name on it.
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Duh, that's because
it's an exact replica.
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That's the level of mastermind
that we're dealing with.
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(sighs)
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Don't sigh.
It's rude.
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Ahh!
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‐Still an open case, buddy.
‐No, it isn't.
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(ominous music)
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Hey, y'all.
What's up?
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Uh, where is the keg?
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Keg?
What are you, cops?
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They're too old to be cops.
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Whoa,
cool graphing calculator.
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This is an EMF meter, bruh.
We're ghost hunters.
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That's right.
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If anyone has issues
with ghosts or demons,
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Hunchman Paranormal
Investigations can help.
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Where did you get those beers?
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Beer?
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Beer impairs
your mental activity, dude.
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This is Super Soylent.
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It has cognition‐enhancing
nutrients.
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Really?
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Even folate coenzymes?
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Wait, hold on.
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You're drinking to get smart?
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You're supposed to drink
to get dumb.
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Dude,
something's not right.
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Huh? Wait.
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What the...
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What happened
to my Party Pines?
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Welcome to Party Pines 2.0.
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Wait a minute.
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‐This looks like a TED Talk.
‐What's that?
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Oh, it's an annual conference
of thought leaders...
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‐Boring, boring.
‐That meets in Vancouver
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to present and discuss issues
of the day in technology,
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entertainment, and design.
‐Boring!
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We call it
Cognitive Campfire Talks.
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We've disrupted
the partying paradigm.
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We get buzzed on ideas.
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‐And Adderall.
‐But mostly ideas.
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Oh, where was this
when I was in school?
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We're all about
leveraging knowledge
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to improve our chances
in today's zero‐sum economy.
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That sounds fun as shit.
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We're about to start
tonight's program.
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Okay, guys,
cognitive campfire is starting.
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May's up first,
game theory for beginners.
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(dramatic music)
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Well, that sounds
really interesting.
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I could use a refresher
on game theory.
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So you better go
stand guard now.
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Oh, right.
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Come on,
let's go secure the perimeter
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so these nerds can make out
with each other's brains.
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(ominous music)
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(groans)
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These woods are definitely
creepier than I remember.
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Do you see anything?
Over.
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Breaker one‐nine,
that is a negative.
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I see nothing.
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Okay, like a said before,
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please say "over"
to end your transmission, okay?
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‐Over.
‐Got it.
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Over.
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Thank you, over.
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‐DAVID: You're welcome, penis.
‐(groans)
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You know, I wonder if they put
their lectures on YouTube.
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I should probably check out...
(gasps)
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David.
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Oh, my God, David,
the mystery man.
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What do I do?
David, what do I do?
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DAVID: You can start
by saying "over."
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This isn't funny.
Over.
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He's coming for me.
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David, help me.
Over.
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(breathing heavily)
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He was so close.
I felt his evil.
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What do I do?
What do I do?
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Use your analytical mind.
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Right, I can do this.
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Target left the clearing
at 9:30
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traveling approximately
five miles per hour.
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You started running at 9:31.
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If you run 30 degrees
to the east
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at 5.25 miles per hour,
you'll cut him off at the creek
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at 9:34 p. m., over.
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I'm on it, over.
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In conclusion,
the key to game theory is...
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(all gasp)
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Hi‐ho, nerds.
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Look who we got.
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Now they'll see who this
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non‐ghost mystery man
really is.
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‐DAVID: Cam Smith.
‐JOHN: Exactly.
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Cam Smith.
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I'm sorry.
I've never heard of him.
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Yeah, me neither, actually.
Who's Cam Smith?
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Uh,
he's the starting center
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on your high school
basketball team,
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the Junior Tobaccaneers.
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What, you guys don't support
the Junior Tobacs?
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All sports cause concussions.
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Ugh, why were you hiding
in the woods?
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Well, I heard about
these cool lectures,
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well, I‐‐I knew they'd
never invite me,
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because I'm a jock.
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But nerds are cooler
than jocks now.
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I know.
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The whole world is swirling
down a toilet of madness.
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You're welcome to join
our circle of influencers, Cam.
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‐Really?
‐What?
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No.
What are you doing?
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You've built this beautiful
intellectual oasis,
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and you're gonna let jocks in?
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Jocks will ruin it.
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Just like they ruined
the Beastie Boys.
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But we're intersectional.
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We'd love to hear
the jock perspective.
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Oh, the whole world is swirling
down a toilet of madness.
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Thanks for your help, guys.
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Wait, I'm sorry.
I've got‐‐
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I've got to say one thing
before we go.
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All you nerds, listen up.
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This is your final lecture
for the night.
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Party Pines is special,
you idiots.
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Generations of Dicktown kids
have goofed off right here.
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This is a sacred space
for acting stupid.
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That's why he named it
Party Pines.
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And you nerds are defiling it
with free lectures.
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What is this,
Snapchat Epidemiology?
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What the fuck is that?
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It's shameful, son,
is what it is.
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I'm embarrassed to be
a Dicktown High alumni.
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Thank you. Good night.
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Alumnus.
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What did you say?
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You're embarrassed to be
an alumnus.
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"Alumni" is plural.
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‐Oh, he's right, actually.
‐Ooh.
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You keep acting smart,
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I'll burn this whole
fucking forest to the ground.
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John, let's go.
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Great lecture series, everyone.
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Thanks.
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Well, to our first
non‐paranormal
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paranormal case.
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And to the spirit
of Party Pines, RIP.
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Oh, David.
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Oh, that's gonna leak
into the living room.
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‐I'm pouring one out
‐All right.
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I guess I'll go get a towel
and clean up your mess.
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‐Okay.
‐Ugh.
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(light jazzy music)
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Hey, I'm sorry we never
invited you to Party Pines.
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JOHN: It's fine.
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Just we didn't like you
very much.
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JOHN: Well, I appreciate
your honesty, I guess.
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DAVID: Hey,
wouldn't it be weird
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if the lurker of Party Pines
was still out there somewhere?
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I'm sorry, what?
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DAVID: I said,
wouldn't it be effed up
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if the lurker of Party Pines
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was still alive
out there somewhere?
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Oh, David,
that is a mystery
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that will never be solved.
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What?
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That is a mystery
that will never be solved.
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Wait, what?
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That is a mystery
that will never be solved.
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DAVID: Dude, I can't hear you.
What are you saying?
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It's a mystery
that will never be solved.
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DAVID: I still can't hear you.
What are you saying?
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Nothing!