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You ever have one of those days

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where you feel like
the whole world is against you?

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You know what I'm talking about.

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First woman in space, huh?

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Yep. Bella Borisovna.
She's gonna be on TV tonight.

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Makes me feel like I can do anything.

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Rats! I better take the train.

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No money, no subway. Keep moving. Come on.

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How about giving me a dime?

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Get outta here, kid!

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Excuse me, Mrs. Garcia. Do you have
a dime I can borrow for the train?

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-What?
-Mud.

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Go!

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I think I have a quarter.

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Nope, it's a Canadian loonie.

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-You see, I just got back from Montreal--
-I don't have time for loonies!

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Fine, I'll just run home.
One foot in front of the other.

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Hey, watch where you're going, kid.

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What else could go wrong?

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Harriet! What have I told you
about running in the house?

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I know. But I just had the worst day ever,

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and I just wanna see
the lady cosmonaut on TV.

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No excuses, young lady.

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I want you to march upstairs
to your room right now.

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Up in the vastness of space,
you feel truly alone, truly at peace.

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Truly alone, truly at peace.

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After a day like this, all I can say is--

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I said no TV, Harriet.

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Outer space, here I come.

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I just wanna be
You just wanna be

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We just wanna be

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I am gonna be who I wanna be

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My autonomy

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No, I won't cut my hair

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And I'll wear whatever

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I like it when I get to be myself

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I don't wanna be
You don't wanna be

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We don't wanna be told what to do

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Harriet, what's wrong?

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The whole world.

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Well, that and maybe
I ran in the house again

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and broke a ton of plates,
and now Mom's super mad.

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But, Ole Golly, can you talk to her
so I won't be in trouble?

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Then I could still watch
the lady cosmonaut. Please?

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I will do no such thing,
Harriet M. Welsch.

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You've got to start looking out for people
besides yourself.

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Why? Nobody's looking out for me.

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That's simply untrue.

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And besides, being sent to one's room
is good for creativity.

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Ask Virginia Woolf.

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"There is no gate, no lock, no bolt
that can set upon the freedom of my mind."

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Quotes? At a time like this?
I'm better-off in my room.

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I was not better-off in my room.

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I was so mad, I couldn't sleep.
Mom and Ole Golly were in cahoots.

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It's a wonder
I have any plates left at all.

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She treats our home like it's
the running of the bulls.

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Enough about the plates.

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I had no choice but to
unleash every kid's secret weapon:

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the dreaded silent treatment.

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I would offer you breakfast,
but we're all out of plates.

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Are you excited to see Janie and Sport
for your science project?

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Ole Golly, I leave this one to you.

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If Ole Golly thought
she was going to out-silent me,

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she had another thing coming.

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Ole Golly may have been
a master of silent treatments,

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but luckily,
I was a super double-decker master.

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"You have a grand gift for silence,
Watson.

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It makes you quite invaluable
as a companion."

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Enough with the quotes!

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Gotcha. That's from
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes.

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I don't care where it's from.

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I can't believe you'd take her side
instead of mine.

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Harriet, that's not fair.

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At least take an umbrella.
It looks like rain again.

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What wasn't fair
was that Ole Golly had betrayed me.

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As mean as my mom and Ole Golly
had been to me,

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the city felt even meaner.

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Hey. Are you laughing at me?
You better not be!

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Yuck.

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This whole city stinks!

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Before seeing my best friends,

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I decided to shake off my bad mood
the way I always did.

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My spy route.

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I stopped by Mr. Withers's first.

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Mom and I knew him from the flea market
where he sold his birdcages.

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But we haven't seen him there for a while.

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He's always home with his cats now.
And I don't blame him.

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After all, he has 26 of them.
Now that's living.

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I used to think Withers was a shut-in,
but maybe he's a shut-out.

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He shuts out this rotten world
to give himself a little peace.

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He's leaving? This I gotta see.

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No takers again.

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"Neighbors, I need a cat sitter
Saturday afternoon. Withers."

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That's today.

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This was the answer to all my problems.

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If Mr. Withers was gone,
I could use his apartment to be alone

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and shut out this whole rotten world too.

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Hi, Mr. Withers. Hello, kitties.

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Harriet, right? Look at you.
I haven't seen you in ages.

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How's your mother?

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She's okay, I guess. For a mom.

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To what do I owe this pleasure?

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I saw your flyer.
Are you still looking for a cat sitter?

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My. Oh, yes.

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I have to go to Albany
to attend to some unpaid parking tickets.

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And I would very much prefer to hire
someone I know to look after my beauties.

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I'm Harriet M. Welsch, pleased to meet ya.

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Your mother just gave her permission,
as long as you get your work done.

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I assume you know what that means.

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Work? Uh-huh, I'm on it.

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Let me give you a tour of my domicile.

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If you use the bathroom, make sure
to jiggle the handle. Kitchen nook, there.

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And this is where I wrestle
a fistful of wires into a birdcage.

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Mom and I love your birdcages.
But why do they have locks?

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It's not just to keep birds in, Harriet.
It's to keep trouble out.

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As for the cat food,
my beauties love this brand.

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Now, there are a lot of cats,
so I made it easy.

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The black cats are all named Bobby,

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the ginger cats are all Tommy,

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and the striped ones are Geraldines.

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What about that spotted one,
the calico cat?

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This is Ray, and there's just one of her.

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Now, Harriet, there's something
very important you need to know.

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There's a man. He's from animal control.
He wants to take my cats away.

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If you hear a knock,
look through the peephole.

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If you see a man in a brown fedora,
don't let him in, okay?

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Your cats are safe with me, Mr. Withers.

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That's what we like to hear.

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Right, my beauties?

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I'll be back by seven o'clock.

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Don't miss me too much.

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Ladies and gentle-cats, show of paws,
who wants to start with a little spying?

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Me too.

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Three, two, one.

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Best clock ever.

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Lone fork, I salute you.

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What do you know?
Mr. Withers has a family.

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Wonder why the picture is facedown.

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-Outta the way, you ole crab apple!
-Make me!

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Be quiet!

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There's gotta be a way to--

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How did she put it?

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"In the vastness of space

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you feel truly alone, truly at peace."

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All systems are go, Captain Harriet.
Now entering the catosphere.

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Good work, First Officer Ray.
Good work, crew.

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Captain.

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Time to enjoy all that peace
I've heard so much about.

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Captain, apologies,
but it's my duty to report

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you were expected at Janie's house
an hour ago.

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Janie's house! The science project!

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Hi, Janie. Yeah, I know. I'm sorry.

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I know. Can we work on it later?

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I'm kinda doing something
at Mr. Withers's and--

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You wanna come here? Okay, see you soon.

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This is wild.

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Hello. Hello. Hello.

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How does he keep track of so many cats?

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Well, good sir, there's Tommys, Bobbys,

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and may I present the Geraldines.

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I must say, old bean,
your mustache looks positively dashing.

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Thank you, good sir.
It took ever so long to grow.

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All right, old chums.

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I call to order the business of the day.

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It's time to make potato flashlights!

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Potato flashlight

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Okay, we've got insulated wire, pennies,
small zinc-plated rods, a tiny light bulb,

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gloves for each of us
and a couple of small potatoes.

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I don't get it. Why use some dusty spud

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when there's batteries
at every corner store?

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It's called connectivity.

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The right parts coming together
to make a thing--

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a thing work.

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You okay, Sport?

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Yeah. Don't worry.
It's just a mild cat allergy.

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Yeah, keep going, Janie.

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Okay.

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First, you gotta take the potato like--

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like this, and grab one of
these iron rods like this.

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The spuds are pretty soft.

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And you wanna jam the rod in
so it feels secure.

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Copper on one side
and zinc on the other makes it so-- Hey.

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Give that back.

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Okay. That's it.
This is not a conducive space for science.

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What? This place is great.

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Look what it's doing to Sport.

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I've never felt better.

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Let's go to my house.

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I can't.
I promised Mr. Withers I'd watch his cats.

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But we have to finish this project now.

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Well, what if I don't want to?

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What's that supposed to mean?

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It means I came here to be alone,
as in by myself,

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as in without you guys!

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Fine. Be alone.

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Come on, Sport.

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See you later, Harriet.

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Now, where were we?

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Hey, Ray. Catch.

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Got it.

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-And the crowd goes wild.
-Very nice! Way to go!

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Do you hear that buzzer?

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Indeed. It's an incoming communication
from an alien ship.

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More people? Ignore it, Officer.
Our mission is too important.

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Okay, but it's really annoying.
Right, guys?

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-Yeah, really annoying.
-Obnoxious.

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It's the man
in the brown fedora. Animal control.

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That was close. Too close.

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If we're going to be truly alone,

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send us to super-duper, double-duper,
deep-duper space.

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That's a lot of dupers, sir.

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First Officer, are you a cat or a mouse?

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Cosmonauts, to your stations.

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Wow. We're very far now.

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I'm okay.

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No Earth. No people.

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No one to spy on.

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The only thing I can think to write about
is that there is nothing to write about.

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Maybe a little snack will cheer me up.

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Yuck! Cat food? I must be losing it.

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Hello? Is somebody there?

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Keep it together, Harriet M. Welsch.

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Those are just cats.
This is just a blackout.

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And like a good spy,
you're always prepared.

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Dang batteries.

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Go away!

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The alien ship has tracked us.

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First Lieutenant Ray, get us out of here!

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Ray? Bobbys? Tommys? Geraldines?

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Leave us alone!

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Harriet? It's Ole Golly. Please let me in.

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Ole Golly.

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Janie and Sport told me
they were worried about you.

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Please let me in. I wanna help.

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Oh, yeah, like you helped me
with my mom and the plates?

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I don't trust you.
I just want to be alone!

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Harriet, remember the quote by John Donne?

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"No man is an island entire of itself;
every man is a piece of the continent,

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a part of the main."

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I like my island fine, thank you.

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Gotcha.

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It had to be a quote.

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I'm really glad to see you, Ole Golly.

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Harriet, the cats!

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No!

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Six o'clock? Mr. Withers
is going to be home in an hour.

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Harriet, let's go rustle up some cats.

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We thought we'd check in on you.

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We got two, but I saw at least ten
go that way. It was like a cat tsunami.

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Wait! You guys, about before…

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You can beg for mercy later.

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Right now, we got cats to catch.

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-Gotcha.
-Hey.

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Stop right there.

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Stay away, brown fedora man.

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This man is from animal control.

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He's going to get Mr. Withers in trouble
for having too many cats.

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What?

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I'm not animal control.
My name is Ray Withers.

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I'm Jim Withers's older brother.

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Older brother?

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Ray? You're the older boy
from the photo I saw in the house.

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I'm relieved to hear Jim
still has photos of me.

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But if you're his brother,
why are you banging down his door?

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It's a long story.

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I've been trying forever to get Jim
to open his door and talk, but,

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well, he won't let me in.

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I guess he didn't want you
to let me in either.

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I bet if you help us find his cats,
that would be one doozy of a door opener.

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What do you say?

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Count me in.

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In a bazillion years,

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I never could've guessed
what happened next.

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Hey, this one of yours?

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I thought nobody in the world cared.

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But here they all were, trying so hard
to help a complete stranger.

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Hey!

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Excuse me, sir.

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That's very nice of you, sir.

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And with everyone looking,
we found all the cats.

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Except for one.

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Where's Ray?

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Harriet!

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Spots.

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There!

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I can't see anything in there.

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Janie, do you still have
all that flashlight-making stuff?

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Did Albert Einstein play violin?

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He did. But one problem.
Ray took all the potatoes.

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Ray, the cat.

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-Will these do?
-Thank you, sir.

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You're welcome, madam.

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Let's hope this works.

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Over there!

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Connectivity.

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Connectivity.

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I'm so happy to be home
with all my… beauties.

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Hello, Jim.

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What's he doing here, Harriet?
I told you not to let anyone in.

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He just wants to talk to you.

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I'm not talking to him.

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Jim.

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This is my home, my life.

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And I just want to be alone with my cats.
The rest of you can go.

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Mr. Withers, we are sorry
for the intrusion,

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but Harriet needed a little backup,
and we came to help.

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Jim, please.

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00:21:56,735 --> 00:21:59,321
Mom's been gone four years now.

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You don't have to keep
suffering in silence.

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Let's talk.
We can get through this together.

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You gave him the silent treatment
for four years?

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That beats my record.

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When Mother left us,
all I wanted was to be left alone.

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To have some space. But truthfully,
I've never been lonelier.

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Space can do that to you, Mr. Withers.
I should know, I've been there.

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I miss you, Ray. I miss Mom too.

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I think we both could use some backup.

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Thank you, Harriet.

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Mr. Withers made me
this beautiful birdcage.

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00:22:45,283 --> 00:22:47,077
I spent this whole day thinking that

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I could only be happy if
I found a way to get out of this world.

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But now I think the trick is
you have to let the world in.

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I just wanna be
You just wanna be

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We just wanna be

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I don't wanna be
You don't wanna be

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We don't wanna be told what to do

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Yeah, and I try my best to do good
In the neighborhood

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I smile real nice

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And I strive to tell the truth

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I just wanna be
You just wanna be

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We just wanna be

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I don't wanna be
You don't wanna be

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We don't wanna be told what to do

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I am gonna be who I wanna be

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My autonomy

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I just wanna be
You just wanna be

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We just wanna be

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No, I won't cut my hair

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And I'll wear whatever

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I like it when I get to be myself

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I don't wanna be
You don't wanna be

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We don't wanna be told what to do