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Speaker 1: Wake up. Next on the Dead Sea Scrolls. Speaker 1: Good afternoon. In 1946, we found the vault with the stolen scrolls. They don't want us to fight. They want us to...

Please find my [inaudible] in my [inaudible]. I don't have time to sit here and tip-tip-tip-tip-tip. Now, you've got all the information, just down as its sequence, but there's something missing. Yeah, it all flows.

Speaker 1: Wait, wait, wait, wait! Please, just give me a couple of hours. Speaker 2: I don't have that kind of time. You're out of options, never forget that. Speaker 1: Alright, let's just talk about this, alright? We're just gonna sit down and we're gonna talk this through. Speaker 2: Listen to me, Mike. I will listen for five minutes, uninterrupted. I give you my word.

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Speaker 1: She's a princess. Speaker 2: No! Speaker 3: You have no right! Speaker 4: Get him out of here right now! Speaker 5: Get him out of here!

Speaker 1: It doesn't work. Speaker 1: Hey, I'm sorry. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Speaker 2: Why can't you just be normal for once? Speaker 1: Because I have things to do during normal hours. Speaker 2: Like what? Like what? Speaker 1: Things that are important.

Speaker 1: What are we doing with this price? Speaker 2: I think it's just the base.

Speaker 1: You know where he kept that extra key? Speaker 2: Up your butt. Speaker 1: That's funny. Speaker 2: Someone's having a bad day. Speaker 1: I played tonight at the club. Speaker 2: I got you. Speaker 1: Yeah, she... she actually had no interest in...

Alright, we're gonna talk. I'm gonna go to the bathroom. See ya then.

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What is... Why is everyone standing?

Speaker 1: That's a bit... again, it's just terrifying to think about. Speaker 2: What was that? Speaker 1: It's just the address for [inaudible] but she was a teenage girl at the point.

Speaker 1: That's great news. They just found a check. Speaker 2: Oh, okay. Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm gonna go take it.

Speaker 1: It's a siren. Speaker 2: I'm sorry. Speaker 1: Reminding you of an apocalypse? Speaker 2: Worse than a spook. Speaker 1: Not as frightening. Speaker 2: Oh, equal to a scare, right? Speaker 1: Not quite a nightmare. Speaker 2: Ghost town. Speaker 1: Keep it down.

The ship is lost to the stars. It's hot.

Speaker 1: The infusion of subjective experience into the truth, and for 15 years that has been getting people killed. Speaker 2: I have actually, except for two... Speaker 1: But do you know what the truth looks like? It looks like this. It looks like an updated power grid, it looks like roads.

Speaker 1: She was sleeping it off, no problem with that. She'd been drinking for three weeks as well. Speaker 2: Well, I can think of a couple other explanations I'd look into before jumping to the Buffalo Bill approach of closing down businesses. Speaker 1: No, start with the businesses and then work backwards. Speaker 2: Okay, J. Edgar Hoover from the 1940s, here on a Monday.

Speaker 1: Oh, this is a... this is a close one. The fog is taking everything. Shut it all down. Shut it all down and start again. Speaker 2: No, it... no, it is not starting because there is no "it". Speaker 1: But did something happen to Shepherd? Speaker 2: No, the fog did not take him. Because we all know...

And then you can just sit back and relax, right? That's it. That's all. Over and out.

See Brighton, Brighton, that's it. He would like to go to Brighton. He's thinking to go to Brighton. No, he's thinking to go to Brighton. I was surprised when he said Brighton by the way, because it's just a small town. A peaceful little island town, it's the first to come with the...

Speaker 1: ...disguise in this town for 24 hours. Speaker 2: Did you show him the map case? Speaker 1: No. Now Jerry's already been to... well, Philly is your old-time haunt, and so I just want eyes on him the whole time. Dale, as we discussed tomorrow, just follow the itinerary, alright? Dale's the chart of one...

Speaker 1: So, moving on to... I don't really care about where his mouth is. Speaker 2: Do you want me to take a nap? Speaker 1: It's 11:30. Speaker 2: She's napping right now. Speaker 1: Oh, I'm aware of that. I just don't think it's unreasonable to ask for six to eight hours of work, more than two hours in a day. Speaker 2: You know what, forget it. Speaker 1: Um...

Speaker 1: I can't believe that! Stop! Speaker 2: We just learned Rosemary's colorblind. Speaker 3: My whole life! Speaker 4: Oh my god. Speaker 5: Basically what you see as rose, I see as blue. Speaker 6: Okay.

Speaker 1: I will meet you here for dinner. Talk to you at 7:00 PM. Best option right now. Speaker 2: This is a whole bucket of fun. Better than the lobster pot. Okay, back to the pot. Speaker 1: Back to the pot. Speaker 2: I said I'd record that.

I mean, we love running with these guys, but we do have plenty of options. Oh, cool. So, I'm at Mars, one of my favorite spots in the village, but you should definitely check out the library.

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...of the church and that's exactly what happened in the 17th century when they needed to turn to capitalism, not just for profits, but for survival. What I'd ask you to return to, I think, is what kind of church... Now if we go back far enough in our country's time...

...immediately turned to technology. I had an uncle who was a professor of some sort of science and engineering, and he was certainly [unclear] at the time when we moved over there. I mean, he was still in San Diego in the 60s, and he did a group of things...

You know, our certain theories, some people call them sea fairy tales, superstitions, tall tales. Maybe it's the stories that help us along the way to see the element of the unknown, the things that we don't know, the dark water, the forces of nature.

Well, I hope you like the color purple because you're going to be seeing it a lot. I'm starting to get a bit of an unfair vibe when you said something about—what was that? He said, "Bet," he said.

Speaker 1: You know what? You know what, Terry? I'm gonna take it. Speaker 2: Thank you.

Speaker 1: ...to be leaders in history. And all thanks to Mr. Remarkable, Peter Richards, our first mayor. I can't get my sisters to stay past two. Speaker 2: You know, I was just about to show my bartender the witch trial and that great story...

The answer is yes, but that's not... an untamed place, blank canvas, totally empty. It's empty. The final point I'm trying to make is that there were no people here, no people there at the beginning of this process, during what is still an ongoing process.

Speaker 1: I can't talk about it. Speaker 2: No, but you're—you just said something, it's just— Speaker 1: Oh, that's great, yes. Well, my next story for YouTube, as you mentioned, me and my wife seem to kind of settle on the big... Colorado. Speaker 2: Yeah, number 23, naturally. Speaker 1: I, I need to...

Speaker 1: Did you check the box? I'm Tom. Speaker 2: Oh, Tom. Nice to meet you. Speaker 1: Yeah. Speaker 2: Yeah, I... I would have met your dog. He's very sturdy. Speaker 1: Well, anyway... I'm so sorry. So...

Speaker 1: Wait, I'm sorry. Wait, wait, what'd you say? Speaker 2: The store was closed.

Speaker 1: Hey, you're not scheduled for another 30 minutes, you're here for us. Speaker 2: So we're just going to sit here? Speaker 1: Oh shit, you died, bro. I sent you right at a level two. Speaker 2: Oh my god, you made it. Oh my god.

Speaker 1: Here we have 360 days a year. Can't close the door, not today. Speaker 2: Why is the elevator here?

So close, so close. One minute to the end of the match. And that one in charge, by the far side. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh! All the players are in the box. This is it, this is it. So this is it.

Speaker 1: Share common supply spaces... [unclear]... that's it. Speaker 2: Great, thank you.

Well, your Rotary Club lunch was moved to Monday, right? Cross that off twice.

Speaker 1: For the companies, that's what some tourists do first. Speaker 2: It seems like it has to be large. Speaker 1: Look, there was a quake in New York City last year.

Speaker 1: Oh, okay. Thank you. Yes. Sit by the window and... thank you. Speaker 2: Well, if he writes the article, this is a fucking big deal right now. Speaker 1: The writers in there. The writers in there. Speaker 2: I understand, man. He was supposed to... Speaker 1: He was supposed to... he was running...

Speaker 1: He's done it again, he's done it again. Down to the final one, nice pass. Shot down, goal! It's the goal they needed. Nice, oh Jonathan. No, it is important. Wayne, Wayne, hard power, it's back onto the field, it is coming soon. Okay.

...five minutes to get. Wait. No, no, no you don't. No. No, listen. No, listen. No, you listen to me. Uh, no, you can't shut down. I've been trying to get this thing to send someone to...

Speaker 1: So Mitch, do you have any updates on the outage? Speaker 2: The chat service should be back up any minute now. Speaker 1: That was half an hour ago. Speaker 2: Right, thank you. But you better talk to Wayne. He hasn't shut down the restaurant for the last four days. Speaker 3: Oh, hey Rose, give me a hand.

Speaker 1: I'm not saying that you're not doing enough. I just—I just want to talk to you. I don't want any of us to not be... Speaker 2: Can we talk later? Speaker 1: Right, but I feel like there's no other choice and so much... Jesus Christ. Stop taking me for granted. I wasn't just being honest. Speaker 2: Did you?

Speaker 1: They call me the bad guy. They call me the bad guy. I'm the bad guy. Speaker 2: Don't act like you're better than me when you can't even pay back the loan. You owe me money. So don't, don't you say— Speaker 1: Hey, it's none of my business, but it's part of my business.

Speaker 1: This is exactly why I want you to go to the gym and get a credit card. Speaker 2: I mentioned it to her, she's just trying to help. Speaker 1: Is any person at work or even you about your life... don't worry, any updates on the Mitch call? Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm going to call him back. Speaker 1: Okay.

Speaker 1: Guys! Speaker 2: He did it! Fuck! Speaker 3: He did it! He did it!