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Ta-da!
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-Answer Time
-Answer Time!
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-Answer Time
-Answer Time!
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-It's StoryBots: Answer Time
-Answer Time!
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They live in your computer
And they've got a job to do
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They're all about learning
And they make it fun too
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-And when you have a question
-They'll answer it for you
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It's StoryBots: Answer Time
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Answer Time!
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-Hey, there.
-How's it going?
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Hey, Boop.
How often should I brush my teeth?
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Boop, boop.
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At least twice a day?
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Boop.
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All right. That's what I do.
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Twice a day?
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I thought it was twice a year!
That explains everything!
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Boop.
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Sit!
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Uh, okay.
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Speak!
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Hello?
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Roll over!
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Roll over?
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Sorry, Bang. I was talking to my dog.
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That's cool.
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He can fly up in the sky
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He's Super Mega Awesome Ultra Guy
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Bing? We're kind of on the clock here.
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-Yeah, one sec. It's almost the best part.
-I think--
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Oh, man!
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Check it out!
We've got a Level Three coming in!
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Hey, StoryBots. I'm so glad I got through.
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I could sure use your
super mega awesome help.
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Hold on, Super Mega Awesome Ultra Guy.
I'm trying to watch your show. Huh?
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Super Mega Awesome Ultra Guy!
I can't believe this! This is awesome!
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I'm your biggest fan!
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Well, that's super mega awesome, Bing.
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But I gotta tell you,
I'm in a bit of a bind. I could use--
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Do you need help defeating Humungo Girl?
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Humungo Girl? Oh, no.
It's even harder than that. You see, I--
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Is Professor Annihilation
trying to take over the world again?
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No, Bing. Not Professor Annihilation.
I took care of him. What I really need--
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Holy cow! You're looking for a sidekick!
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I've trained my whole life for this.
I accept! This is amazing!
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-We're gonna be so awesome together--
-Bing!
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Maybe if you let Mr. Awesome Ultra Guy
speak for a minute,
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he'll tell us what he needs.
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Thanks, Beep. What I really need is
help figuring out
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what a budget is.
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A wudge-it?
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Not a wudge-it, a budget.
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The people that work on my show,
that wear suits and talk about money,
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keep telling me that I'm way over budget.
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I don't know what that means.
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Cape delivery for Mr. Awesome Ultra Guy.
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That's just super mega awesome.
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Put them next to the 364 other capes
that I bought, would you? Thank you.
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Now I've got one cape
for every day of the year.
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Huh.
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But do you really need that many capes?
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Jetpack delivery
for Mr. Awesome Ultra Guy.
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Why, that's super mega awesome!
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Put it next to the six other jetpacks
that I recently bought. Thank you.
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Now I have one jetpack
for every day of the week.
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I don't know jetpacks, but that sounds
a bit excessive to me, dude.
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Boop.
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So, StoryBots, my friends, can you help me
figure out what this budget thing is?
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Because the suit people
who talk about money,
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they said if I don't get under budget,
they're gonna cancel my show!
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What?! They can't cancel your show!
We gotta stop them!
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If a budget
has something to do with money,
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maybe a bank could help?
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-Good idea!
-A bank should totally have the answer.
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I'm going to the bank right away!
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Thank you, Bing. That's a relief.
I knew I could count on you.
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Have no fear, Super Mega Awesome
Ultra Guy. We are on the job.
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Answer Time!
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Hey, StoryBots.
Can you tell me a fun fact?
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Fun fact number 459,401,380.
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Did you know that horse hooves are made
of the same stuff as human fingernails?
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There you go, honey. All set.
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Okay, who's next to get their nails done?
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Cancel the rest of my appointments!
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This is gonna take all day.
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Hi, StoryBots.
What is the least common multiple?
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Help! I've got eight hot dogs
and only six buns.
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You need another pack of buns.
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Now there's 12 buns
and only eight hot dogs.
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You need another pack of hot dogs.
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But that makes 16 dogs and only 12 buns,
and it just keeps going!
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18 buns, 16 dogs.
24 dogs, 18 buns. 24 buns and 24…
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Look at that.
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That's the least common multiple.
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What's that?
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The smallest number that can be
divided by two different numbers
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with no remainder.
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Oh, no!
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Now what?
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Now we gotta eat 24 hot dogs.
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Next stop, StoryBots Central Bank.
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What do you need?
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I need to learn about
how budgets work, fast.
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Budgets? I love budgets.
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Did someone say budgets?
File me under interested.
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So, what about
the fascinating world of budgets
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do you want our two pennies' worth?
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Um, I just need to know how they work.
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You are in for a surplus of fun.
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Cool. I love fun.
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Huh?
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A budget, derived from the old French
word "bougette," meaning small pouch,
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is a quantified financial plan.
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Ugh. This is so boring.
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But I need to know how budgets work
for Super Mega Awesome Ultra Guy!
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-…corporate loss…
-…estimating expenses in finance…
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Pay attention, Bing.
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Assets, liabilities, and cash-flows…
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Come on. Got to focus!
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Some people like to establish…
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Stay…. awake!
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You've got to really figure out
and find your average yearly expenses…
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You can do it, Bing!
You've got to make it!
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…because we all know that a good system
can make budgeting a dream.
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Dream…
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Huh?
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Welcome to the Over Budget Hotel.
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May we help you crunch some numbers?
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No, thanks. Got to go. Bye!
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Financial planning
is the bedrock of wealth.
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Get me out of here!
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Huh?
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-Make some room for savings!
-What about expenses?
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-Got to budget for food.
-And clothes.
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-And toys.
-Don't forget taxes.
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There's always room in the budget.
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You're over budget, Bing.
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Your spending is sky-high.
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All spending and no saving
makes Bing an over budget boy.
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One four makes two twos.
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Divide with us, Bing.
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Huh?
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Oh, hey! I'm ready to check out now.
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But you're just starting to get it.
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Budgeting is a lifelong skill.
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You're always gonna need it.
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You're always gonna need it.
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Our lemons!
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Whoa. Are you okay?
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Yeah. I'm okay. Sorry about the lemons.
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No worries. We have a line item
for damages in our budget.
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Wait, did you say budget?
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Of course. We're entrepreneurs.
We run a small business.
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My mum says we're money savvy.
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I need to know how budgets work.
Do you think you can help?
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Come with us. We'll show you.
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Awesome. Thanks! This is gonna be amazing.
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Hey, Aileen,
where did that little yellow guy go?
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Guess he had low interest.
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Low interest!
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Hi.
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How many plants are there?
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-Hey, Dink.
-Yeah, Doink?
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How many types of plants
do you think there are on Earth?
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The Earth? Probably about 25.
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Twenty-five? There's got to be at least
50 different types of plants on Earth!
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-There's no way there's that many!
-So now you know all about plants?
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-Are you some kind of botanist?
-No, but I love plants. I own a plant.
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How can I be friends with somebody
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who thinks there are only 25
different kinds of plants on the Earth?
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How can I be friends with somebody
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who thinks there's 50 or even more
different kinds of plants on Earth?
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-Fine. Go ahead, laugh.
-I am!
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You go that way, I'll go this way,
and we'll never see each other again.
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-I'm going this way, you go that way.
-That's my way. I said it first.
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-No, you went that way last time.
-I'll go this way.
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Now we're going together!
I don't wanna go with you.
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-I don't want to go with you.
-Okay, fine.
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Hello, gentlemen.
I thought I might offer some assistance.
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Scientists estimate there are
between 300,000 and 400,000
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different types of plants on the Earth.
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Yeah, right!
And I'm a blue-bearded Bigfoot!
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400,000 different types of plants
on the Earth?
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What would a snake that lives in
the rainforest know about plants?
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Come on, Doink. Let's get out of here.
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Plants all around
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Plants, plants everywhere
Growing here, sprouting there
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Shrubs, grass, flowers, trees
Reeds swaying in the breeze
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Jasmine and juniper
Larkspur and lavender
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Big ponderosa pines
Tumbleweeds and grapevines
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Crocuses and daisies
Daffodils and peonies
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Honeysuckle, flax flax
Hungry Venus flytraps
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Lemongrass and clover
Dandelions taking over
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Fescue, kudzu
Rubber plants and bamboo
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Between 300,000 and 400,000
Species of plants grow far and near
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We don't know every kind
There are others to find
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About 2,000 more are discovered every year
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Wow.
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Lots of plants are good to eat
Lettuce, beets, oats, wheat
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-Carrots, peas, squash, tomatoes
-Cauliflowers, sweet potatoes
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Apples, pears, plums, cherries
Sugarcane, boysenberries
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-Collard greens, spinach, kale
-Even parts of cattail
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Not you, kitty.
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Aloe and saguaro
Milkweed and mistletoe
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-Palm trees by the bay, poison ivy
-Stay away!
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-Can you count all the plants?
-Not a chance!
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The list goes on and on
But now it's time to finish this song
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Plants all around
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Next stop, Lemon Squeezy Incorporated.
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Where's your business?
I've got to find out how a budget works.
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Ta-da!
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Our lemonade stand.
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What? I know you said a small business,
but this is pretty small.
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Bing, buddy. Listen, this is just a part
of our genius branding strategy.
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Marv, look.
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We'll take 20.
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Anyway, this is just
the tip of the iceberg.
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Whoa. Cool!
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Welcome to Lemon Squeezy Incorporated.
We do our lemonade production right here.
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Now, let's not put all our lemons
in one basket. Yeah, three's fine.
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-How many litres? No deal.
-Buy! Sell!
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-You made all this with a budget?
-Sort of.
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A budget is a tool that helps plan
where we spend our money.
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How does that work?
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Sale.
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First, you need money coming in.
That's called income.
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But we also need to spend money
on things we need to make the lemonade.
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Those are called expenses.
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This one's for lemon juice.
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This one's for sugar.
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And we've got to pay our workers.
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So we have room in the budget for them.
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Here's your lemonade, sir.
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Cool. But what's that one for?
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Oh, that's the best one of all.
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It's the money that's left over
after you pay your expenses.
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It's called a surplus.
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When you have a bigger surplus,
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you have more money
to spend on things you want.
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Surplus, huh?
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I know how to increase your sales
to make a bigger surplus!
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Every glass of lemonade needs more sugar.
Everyone loves sugar!
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No! You're going to unbalance--
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With all the money going to sugar,
there's not enough money for workers!
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We're not working for free.
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No pay, no way.
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What happened? Why didn't that work?
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Now that we're spending more money
on sugar,
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our expenses are more than our income.
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That's called a deficit.
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You can't keep spending more money
than you have coming in.
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Let's balance the budget.
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And clean this place up.
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You see, if you make sure that your income
is equal to your expenses,
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well, you've got yourself
a balanced budget, baby.
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So you follow the plan to make sure
you're not spending more than you get?
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Exactly.
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Wow. Looks like we budgeted so well,
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we have enough
to give everyone a hefty bonus.
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Hefty bonus?
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We're rich!
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Yeah, we're gonna have lots of money!
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I'd love to party, but I gotta get
Super Mega Ultra Awesome Guy his answer.
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Thanks for your help! Bye!
Wow, budgets are awesome!
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No problem, Bing. Stay savvy.
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See you later!
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Budget, budget
It pays to have a budget
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You can get the most out of your money
With a budget
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A budget is a plan
For using money you earn
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Keeping track of where it goes
Is important to learn
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Stick to your decisions
In the budget you've made
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So your money won't run out
Before the next time you're paid
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Now "income" is a word
For the money you get
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From a job like mowing lawns
Or maybe walking a pet
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But you've also got expenses
So there's money to pay
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-For the things you need and want
-And you may give some away
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Budget, budget
It pays to have a budget
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Your budget shows the money
You expect to bring in
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Compared with the amount
That you're intending to spend
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-If your income is greater than expenses
-Hooray!
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You've got a surplus
That's extra to spend or save
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But if your income is less
Than the expenses you expect
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That's a deficit
A problem that you need to correct
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By using money that you saved
You can cut what you spend
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Or even borrow from someone
Who has money to lend…
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-There you go.
-Thank you, friend.
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If your income and expenses
Are exactly the same
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-You've got a balanced budget
-You may have heard the name
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A budget helps you plan
For the spending you do
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So until you're paid again
Your money carries you through
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And maybe you can keep a little extra too
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Budget, budget
It pays to have a budget
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You can make your dreams come true
With a budget
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Hello? Super Mega Awesome Ultra Guy?
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Bing, I am so relieved to see you.
I'm glad you're back.
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Did you find out
what this budget thing is?
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I did. A budget is something you use
to control your money.
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Jetpack delivery
for Mr. Awesome Ultra Guy.
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Wait, did I order another one of those?
Silly me.
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Oh, well. Guess it never hurts
to have eight jetpacks, right?
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That's the problem,
Super Mega Awesome Ultra Guy!
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You can't spend more money
than you have coming in.
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-That's what's making you over budget.
-Now that makes sense.
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But, how do I get under budget?
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By spending less!
And returning the stuff you don't need.
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Are you kidding me? I have to
return this jetpack? I just got it.
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Yes, and you need to return
364 of the 365 identical capes you bought.
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But what if this cape gets dirty?
What am I supposed to do then?
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Look, it seems like you have two choices.
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Return the stuff you don't need
and keep making your show
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or keep spending money you don't have
and let them cancel it!
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Huh.
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Bing, when you put it like that,
the choice is pretty clear.
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I'm gonna sell the stuff
I don't really need,
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I'm gonna cut my spending,
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and then I'm gonna keep fighting
in the name of truth and justice.
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That is a super mega awesome ultra choice.
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I can't thank you enough
for all your help, Bing.
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And remember, StoryBots,
keep being awesome.