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[humming]

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Hmm.

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Needs more lemon.

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This water balloon launch is gonna be epic!

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The most epic water balloon launch in water balloon history!

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[sniffs]

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Mm.

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These are gonna fly way up to the moon

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and then come back down and splash you.

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[laughs]

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Hmm.

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The moon? We'll see.

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[humming]

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Whoa, oh, oh, oh!

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[whines] Oh!

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One, two, three, four.

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It's okay. I got enough.

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[humming]

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Hmm.

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What's missing?

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Sprinkles!

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Perfect.

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Okay. Ready?

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Three, two, one!

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-Hey, guys. I made cupcakes. -Launch!

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No!

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Oh, no! My cupcakes!

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Quick, hide!

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Karl! There's not enough room in here for both of us.

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Under the picnic table!

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Why are we hiding?

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Because we just soaked Addy with our water balloons

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and completely destroyed the cupcakes she's been working all day to make.

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She's gonna be so mad.

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Super-duper mad!

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She's gonna be so mad,

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she's gonna blast fire from her eyes

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or stomp a great big hole in the ground.

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I just feel so bad about ruining her cupcakes.

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Me too.

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I bet they were yummy.

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But there's nothing we can do about it now.

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We just have to wait until the whole thing blows over.

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She won't be able to find us here for a million zillion years.

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-[twig snaps] -[gasps]

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Michael? Karl?

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Is that you under the table?

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Oh.

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Hi, Stillwater.

50
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Are you playing hide-and-seek? Can I play too?

51
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We're not actually playing a game,

52
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but I'm starting to think this may not be the best hiding place.

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If this isn't a game, then why are you hiding?

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'Cause we splashed Addy with a whole bunch of water balloons

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and knocked her cupcakes in the mud.

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It was an accident, but she's still gonna be mad.

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That's why we're hiding. What do you think we should do, Stillwater?

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Hmm. I think--

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[groans]

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We should go outside where there's more room. [chuckles]

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So, if you ran away to hide,

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how do you know Addy is angry?

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Well, I would be if I spent all morning making cupcakes

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and they fell on the ground.

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And got soaking wet.

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I see.

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Well, as long as you're here, would you like to help me with something?

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Sure.

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Look, it's Jasper.

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Hey, Jasper!

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[purrs]

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We're going to do some gardening.

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-What kind of gardening? -Pulling some weeds.

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Right over here.

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[chimes jingling]

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Bamboo shoots. [chuckles]

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They are rather small at the moment,

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and also the most delicious.

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Mm.

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Perfect.

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[chimes continue]

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[strains]

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Why don't we just wait until they're bigger and easier to grab hold of?

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These are no ordinary weeds.

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They're long stems that grow out of the bamboo.

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If I don't remove them now,

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they will grow all around the flower bed,

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and we won't see the flowers anymore.

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That makes sense.

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Sometimes, putting off a difficult task until later makes it even more difficult.

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Would you like to hear a story about that?

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-[purring] -Jasper says yes.

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Well, then. I'll begin.

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[Stillwater] Arjun was the caretaker of a beautiful courtyard garden.

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It was Arjun who swept the winding path from one end to the other.

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One day, as he swept, Arjun noticed something growing along the edge.

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[groans] Weeds.

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[Stillwater] The weeds were small but very difficult to pull,

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and Arjun had a lot more work to do that day.

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[groans]

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They're so small you can hardly see them.

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I'll take care of these weeds tomorrow.

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[Stillwater] Tomorrow came, and Arjun went to pull the weeds,

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but they were still small,

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and he was tired from a long day's work.

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Weeds tomorrow.

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[Stillwater] Months later, as Arjun swept the path,

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he found that the tiny weed sprout he had been neglecting

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had grown into a large thorny bush.

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I should probably dig you up.

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Tomorrow.

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[Stillwater] Tomorrow, tomorrow. Always tomorrow.

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But with each tomorrow, it was another excuse to wait another day.

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By the time Arjun finally went to conquer the weed bush, it was too late.

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The weed had grown into a thorny bramble,

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completely blocking the path.

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[gasps]

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What have I done?

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[strains, grunts]

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I'll never be able to remove this thorny weed now.

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[Stillwater] Now, the once beautiful garden was ruined,

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covered under a tangle of thorns.

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[chimes jingling]

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He should've pulled that weed when it was small.

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[sighs]

126
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Like we should've told Addy we were sorry instead of running away.

127
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Maybe Karl and I should go see how Addy is doing.

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You could ask her now.

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[gasps] Here she comes. What do we do?

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We apologize, remember?

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Oh, right.

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Hey, Addy.

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I'm really, really, really sorry I hit you with those water balloons and ran away.

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Me too.

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I was a little annoyed at first,

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but when I saw your faces, it was actually pretty funny.

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You guys looked so shocked.

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[chuckles]

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But what about the cupcakes? They got ruined.

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Those aren't the ones you dropped in the mud, are they?

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[chuckles]

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No, I made more.

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So you're not mad you had to make a whole new batch?

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Why would I be mad about making more?

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I love baking cupcakes.

146
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We still should've said sorry as soon as it happened.

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I'm sorry too, Addy.

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-Apology accepted. -Oh.

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Whoa.

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Thanks, Addy.

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-And these came out even better. -[giggles]

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Stillwater, would you like a cupcake?

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Oh. Yes, please.

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Here, you get one with extra sprinkles.

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Wow, Addy. These look like your best work yet.

156
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[chuckles] Thanks.

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Mm. [chuckles]

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Mm, mm.

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Glad you like them. But you do know what this means, don't you?

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Thank you for letting me join your water balloon game.

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Sure! Just get ready to get soaked.

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[Michael and Karl laughing]

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-[water splashes] -[Karl] That was cold.

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[Stillwater chuckles]

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Hmm.

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Do you think it'll go fast?

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I think so.

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Like regular fast? Or fast-fast?

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Or fast-fast fast?

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It's gonna go faster-fast-fastest!

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Hopefully fast enough to win the race.

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But there's a lot of work to do before someone can actually drive it.

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Well, ours is gonna be the coolest one in the whole neighborhood!

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Can I help, Michael? I'm really good at using rulers.

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Thanks, Karl, but I think this is more of a one-person job.

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Why don't you see if Addy needs some help?

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Uh, okay.

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What are you doing, Addy?

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I'm trying to get the steering to work.

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Hmm.

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Hmm.

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[gasps]

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[strains]

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I bet it'll help if we put these on.

185
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It's not really time for the wheels yet.

186
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I still have to fix a few things.

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[grunts]

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Good afternoon, my friends.

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-Stillwater! -[Michael] Stillwater!

190
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Stillwater!

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I hope I'm not interrupting, but I thought the builders could use a lemonade break.

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-[Michael] Thanks. -Thank you!

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You're the best.

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-[slurping] -Ooh.

195
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It appears you are making quite a bit of progress on your soapbox racer.

196
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We're getting there.

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I'm trying to make the steering just right.

198
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And we're making some changes to the plans,

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which means triple double-checking all of my measurements.

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Yes, I see. Very good work.

201
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How about you, Karl?

202
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-Um, well... -Has anyone seen a bolt?

203
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About this size.

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I can find it!

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Found it.

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Aw.

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Karl, could you spare a moment to help me carry some of this back?

208
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Okay.

209
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It seems like Addy and Michael are having a great time building the race car.

210
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Yeah. They've got plans and tools and have it all figured out.

211
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And are you having fun?

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I don't know.

213
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Huh.

214
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I usually know whether or not I'm having fun.

215
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All right. I'm not having fun.

216
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I'm having no fun.

217
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No fun doesn't sound fun at all.

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It isn't.

219
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It just makes you feel sad and mad and bad inside.

220
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I understand.

221
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I can't draw plans like Michael.

222
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I can't build like Addy!

223
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I can't help find stuff.

224
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I can't help with anything.

225
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They don't even need me.

226
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I'm useless.

227
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You're useless?

228
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[chuckles] I thought you were Karl.

229
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[chuckles]

230
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Maybe that's how you feel, but that's not who you are.

231
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We all have gifts to share.

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Sometimes, we have to look a little closer to find them.

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-Would you like to hear a story? -Okay.

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Hannah lived in a house on a hill.

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Every morning, she gathered her two large pots

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and set out to collect the day's water.

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Good morning, Dotty.

238
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Good morning.

239
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Good morning, Daisy.

240
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Good morning.

241
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[birds chirping]

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[water burbling]

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[Stillwater] Every afternoon, Hannah made her way back up the hill,

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the pots filled to the brim.

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Dotty always beaming with pride,

246
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Daisy feeling quite the opposite.

247
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Another great day! I didn't spill a drop!

248
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[sighs]

249
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Well, I spilled all my drops.

250
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[Stillwater] When Hannah realized that one of her pots was unhappy,

251
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it made her feel unhappy too.

252
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[sighs]

253
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What is it that troubles you, my friend?

254
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Every day, you make a long journey down to the stream with two pots,

255
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but only return with one pot's worth of water.

256
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And it's all my fault.

257
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I have a hole in my side.

258
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And a pot with a hole is a useless pot.

259
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Just replace me already.

260
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I would never dream of it.

261
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I chose you because of that hole in your side.

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Perhaps you will understand why

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if you take a closer look at the path on our way back home.

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[Stillwater] And so Daisy did just that,

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and was surprised by what she found.

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Look at all these flowers.

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How lovely.

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-You never noticed them before? -Where did they all come from?

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[chuckles]

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They came from you.

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[chuckles] Huh?

272
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I planted seeds on your side of the path,

273
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and every day, drips from the hole in your side have watered them.

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Look what beauty you have brought to our world.

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Maybe you could plant seeds on the other side of the path.

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I could trade places with Dotty and water them too.

277
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Ah, now you understand.

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A pot with a hole in its side is not a useless pot.

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It is a special pot with a very special gift to give.

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Hannah knew Daisy was a special pot all along.

281
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She certainly did.

282
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Daisy just needed a little help to see it.

283
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Sometimes we all need a little help to see how special we are.

284
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And speaking of needing help,

285
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it seems I've picked all of the lemons I can easily reach.

286
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[grunts] But the lemons that hang closer to the trunk

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have proven a challenge for me to get my paws on.

288
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Perhaps you could help me reach them.

289
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I can do that. I'm good at climbing trees.

290
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Yes!

291
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I got it.

292
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[giggles]

293
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That was a perfect job for you.

294
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Yep.

295
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I think 'cause I'm smaller it was easier for me to get past the branches...

296
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Wonder what else I can do.

297
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You can help me stir up a new batch of lemonade.

298
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Sorry, Stillwater. I don't think I can.

299
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This pot with a hole has a soapbox racer to make.

300
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Michael! Addy!

301
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I'm ready to get back to work.

302
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[gasps]

303
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You're done?

304
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[sighs]

305
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Not completely.

306
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We're trying to figure out what to call it.

307
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You have any ideas, Karl?

308
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Me?

309
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Yeah. You're the best at coming up with cool names.

310
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Remember when you named that bird who was taking all the birdseed?

311
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-Tweety O'Greedy. [chuckles] -[chuckles]

312
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[chuckles]

313
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He was greedy.

314
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None of the other birds got to eat.

315
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So you think you can come up with something?

316
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Hmm.

317
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Hmm.

318
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The Car-nado Lightning Bolt 10,000-X.

319
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-That's it. -Awesome.

320
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-Have we tried it out yet? -We should probably do that, huh?

321
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[Michael grunts]

322
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[grunting]

323
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[grunts, sighs]

324
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That's not good.

325
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Addy, you try.

326
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[grunts]

327
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Uh-oh.

328
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Guess I should've double-triple double-checked all my measurements.

329
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It's way too small.

330
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For the two of us.

331
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You're right.

332
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[gasps] I bet I could fit.

333
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Only one way to find out.

334
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Look at that. You're the perfect fit.

335
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[gasps]

336
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[seat belt clicks]

337
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[Stillwater] Ready?

338
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On three. One...

339
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two...

340
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three!

341
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[Michael] Whoo-hoo!

342
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Go, Karl. Faster!

343
00:22:34,250 --> 00:22:35,835
Whoo-hoo!

344
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Awesome!

345
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["Never Ending Dream" playing]

346
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♪ With our spirits We were floating through the trees ♪

347
00:22:52,602 --> 00:22:56,731
♪ Like creatures, we were soaring high Blowing off some steam ♪

348
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♪ Or a mountain And its effervescent green ♪

349
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♪ A never-ending dream ♪

350
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♪ I found a little bit of honey ♪

351
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♪ And now I'm a little sweeter inside ♪

352
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[singing in Japanese]

353
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♪ It's just a little bit funny ♪

354
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♪ But now I have the world on my side ♪

355
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[singing in Japanese]

356
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[song fades]