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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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Hi, Bo. Is it really cold on the moon?
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The moon's temperature can get
as low as minus 175 degrees Celsius.
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And that's just at night.
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During the day,
it can get as hot as 127 degrees Celsius.
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Whoa, that is, like, super hot, dude.
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And super cold.
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Hey, Boop. Do you know
what the meaning of life is?
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Boop.
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Wow, that's deep.
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I am the Brain Teaser.
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I will take control of
your precious Answer Department
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unless you can answer my riddle.
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Okay. Like, what's the riddle?
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What is two plus two?
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Four?
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What?
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How did you know?
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You haven't heard the last
from the Brain Teaser!
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All right! See you, dude!
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Nice guy.
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Looks like we've got
a Level Three coming in.
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It's okay, sugar pie.
Take your time. Use the restroom.
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I know exactly where I'm going.
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You gotta help me.
I have no idea where I'm going!
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Didn't you just say
you knew where you were going?
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I only said that because she told me
I'd get lost. And I did!
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And she's always right.
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Well, why don't you just admit it then?
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I can't take the humiliation, Bo.
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She still tells everyone about the time
I got us lost in the Australian Outback.
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Darn kangaroos.
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Kangaroos.
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So how can we help you then, dude?
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I could use some help
getting us to the first stop of our tour.
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We're gonna see
the Seven Wonders of the World.
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I love the Seven Wonders of the World!
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Right! First, we're gonna see
the World's Largest Pickle Jar,
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then the World's Largest Popcorn Kernel,
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then we're gonna see
the World's Largest Hot Tub.
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Sir, I'm pretty sure those aren't
actually the Seven Wonders of the World--
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Awesome! Are you gonna visit
the World's Largest Spatula?
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You've got to see
the World's Largest Marshmallow!
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We'll be seeing them all. Provided I can
get the map working on my phone.
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Everything was going fine
until we pulled into this rest stop.
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Might I suggest using
that paper map in your hands?
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Suggest all you want, but these things
are unreadable cruising down the highway.
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I need the map on my phone
to start working again
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so I can navigate
to the Seven Wonders of the World.
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Again, those aren't actually the--
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Navigation!
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That's it!
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I bet Old Willy can help.
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-Oh, yes!
-Old Willy's the best navigator ever!
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Yeah, his adventures
around the world are totally epic.
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Thank you, StoryBots!
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But please hurry.
My wife will be back any minute.
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I can't take the humiliation
of getting lost again.
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Don't worry, Mr. Map, sir. We are on the--
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Sorry about that. Tube's out of order.
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Guess I'll have to get there
the old-fashioned way.
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See ya, gang!
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This is a little awkward.
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If the tube doesn't work,
when are they going to say--
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Answer Time!
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Hi, StoryBots.
Why do I have to eat my vegetables?
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Hey, kids. It's me,
Super Mega Awesome Ultra Guy!
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Now, I wasn't always this super strong,
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but when I was a normal kid,
just like you,
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I loved to eat my vegetables every day.
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One day when I was eating some carrots,
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I came across a radioactive space rock
from the planet Krynon.
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When I touched it,
things got really weird.
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I could fly.
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I had X-ray vision.
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And I was so strong,
I could suddenly lift a school bus.
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Maybe the radioactive space rock
had something to do with it.
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But you gotta give vegetables
their credit too!
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And that's super awesome.
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Hey, StoryBots.
Could you tell me some news?
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You're watching StoryBots News
on Channel 22 and Two-Thirds WBOT,
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with your hosts Story Storyberg
and Bot Botson.
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Breaking news.
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Maths experts now agree that
two plus two equals four.
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News at five.
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Hey, StoryBots. How old is a mountain?
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Surprise!
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You remembered!
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It's the birthday song
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The mountain birthday song
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Which means you're between
100 and 200 million years old
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It's the birthday song
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The mountain birthday song
Unless you're a young mountain
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Which means you're maybe
Only 40 million years old
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Thanks, everybody.
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But where are the rest of my candles?
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Next stop, looking for Old Willy's Place.
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Getting to Old Willy's Place
without the tubes might take longer,
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but it'll be nice to stretch my legs.
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Let's see.
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Here's where I am
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and here's Old Willy's Place.
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Hey, that's not too far at all!
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That's a little farther than I thought.
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Oh, well!
A little walking never hurt anybody.
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Just follow the arrows and--
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Oh, boy.
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It says here we've got to go
up to the third floor.
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Huh?
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What?
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Okay, let's get off the second floor.
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One right, and then left turn here, and--
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Arrow.
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Okay, right through here, and-- Huh?
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Hi, Beep! Back so soon?
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Hold the train! Wait!
Hold the door! Wait for me!
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Okay.
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Wait! Hold the train!
The door! Wait! Hold the door!
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I know Old Willy's Place has to be
around here somewhere. I can feel it.
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At this rate,
I'll never get to Old Willy's Place.
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Did someone say "Old Willy"?
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Huh?
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Old Willy? You have no idea
how happy I am to see you!
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I was following this old map,
but I kept getting more and more lost.
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Well, if you're looking for help
to find your way,
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you've come to the right place.
Old Willy never gets lost!
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That's the reason I'm here to see you!
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The map on my friend's phone
stopped working. I'm trying to help.
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Sounds like their GPS is on the fritz.
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GPS? What's that?
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Why, it's the Global Positioning System.
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Climb aboard, Beep, and I'll show ye.
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Aye, aye, Captain.
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Whoa!
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Hi, StoryBots. Why do dogs pant?
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Saddle up with The Lone Drifter!
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Did you say something, Horace?
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Well, gosh. I didn't say nothing, Bang.
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Ah. Must have been the wind or something.
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Yeah, or it could've been that there
rampaging stampede of sheep coming at us.
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Oh, yeah. That's totally what it is, man--
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Can't… keep up.
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I'm too hot.
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Come back.
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Howdy there, partner, dude.
Are those your sheep?
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Yep. I'm supposed to be
herding them back to the ranch,
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but I'm too darn hot.
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When I feel frazzled
and need to calm down,
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I just, like, totally breathe, man.
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I am breathing.
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Nah, man. I mean, like, really breathe.
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There you go, dude.
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Keep breathing.
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Well, I'll be! I'm feeling cooler already!
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-Of course you are.
-Huh?
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That's because you're panting.
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See, when you run or exercise,
your body is going to heat up.
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Animals, like us horses and people,
have glands that produce sweat
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to help us cool down.
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Yay!
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But dogs can't sweat like us,
so they pant.
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Now, how does panting help cool me down?
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Well, every time you breathe out,
heat leaves your body.
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Horace, you gotta brush them teeth, dude.
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And every time you breathe in,
cooler air enters.
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You do that enough times
and your body is going to cool down.
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Whoa.
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Lone Drifter,
that there horse is a genius.
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Oh, shucks.
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Well, thank you kindly, fellas.
I sure do love me some panting.
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Yee-haw! Come back here, sheep!
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Well, looks like our work's done here,
Horace, dude.
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Time to mosey on down the road--
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Thanks again,
Lone Drifter and genius horse!
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Happy to be of service, dude.
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A dog goes "pant, pant, pant"
In the hot, hot sun
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Or when she's chasing a ball
Having doggy fun
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She's got to pant, pant, pant
After running around
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Just to cool her body down
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She starts to breathe super fast
Through her open mouth
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Bringing cool air in
And blowing warm air out
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It helps water from her body to evaporate
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That cools her down
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And it surely feels great!
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Now, we cool off with sweat
But a doggy can't
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So when she gets heated up
She's gotta pant, pant, pant
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You see her tongue stick out
She makes a funny sound
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It's the way a dog cools down
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That's the way a dog cools down
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Next stop, Old Willy's Place.
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Arr! Come along now, Beep.
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Step lively! Look alive!
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Whoa!
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What is this, Old Willy?
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What does it look like? It's a giant map.
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Now, get on out there,
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and you'll see how GPS works
with your own eyes.
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Okay.
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Right there'll do.
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Now, grab hold of this.
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Got it! But what is it?
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Well, imagine that there's a signal
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coming down from that satellite
way up in the sky.
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It kind of looks like a tape measure.
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Aye! That's because the signal
helps your phone measure
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exactly how far it is from that satellite.
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That's cool and all, but how does
knowing the distance to a satellite
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help my phone know exactly where it is?
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Why don't you see what happens
when you pull it tight and start walking?
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Whoa, look! It's a big circle.
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Aye! And the only place your phone can be
that specific distance from the satellite
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is along that circle.
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Anywhere on the circle?
It doesn't help me very much
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if all my phone knows is that
it can be anywhere on the circle.
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Which is why one satellite
is never enough.
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See if the signal from a second satellite
doesn't narrow things down for ye.
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Now tell me, Beep, what do you see?
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This new circle intersects
with the first circle in two places.
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Aye! And where they intersect
are the only two places on Earth
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where the mobile phone could be.
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That makes sense,
but it's still not very precise.
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What would happen
if we added a third satellite?
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A-ha!
Now, you're getting your sea legs, Beep.
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Go and draw up another circle
for the final piece of the puzzle.
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Wow!
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The three circles intersect
in just one place!
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X marks the spot, Beep.
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That there is the only place
where your mobile phone could be.
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So, knowing the distance
to at least three satellites
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is all my smartphone needs
to pinpoint my exact location?
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Precisely!
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It's the technological magic of GPS,
the Global Positioning System.
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That's amazing. Thanks, Old Willy.
You're a genius--
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Tubes are back in order.
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Well, thanks again, Old Willy.
Looks like it's time for me to go--
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Good luck, Beep!
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Swing on by anytime.
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It's a Global Positioning System
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It can tell you where you are
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If you carry your phone
To Tahiti or Rome
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Japan to Zanzibar
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A receiver inside it gets these signals
From satellites orbiting round
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And that receiver figures out distance
Based on signals satellites send on down
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By comparing your distance
From three or more
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Your phone finds
Just what you're looking for
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With a cool calculation
Called trilateration
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-It gets the information
-Your location
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Yep.
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It's a Global Positioning System
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For short, it's GPS
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And if you're ever in doubt
Of your whereabouts
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Now you don't need to guess
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'Cause there's a bunch of satellites
Always at work
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So wherever on Earth you roam
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You'll have three or more
Help you find your way
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With the GPS tool in your phone
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On a mountain, in a city, on a beach
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Or even home
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Hello? Mr. Map, sir? Come in!
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Thank goodness you're here.
My wife will be back any second.
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Tell me you figured out
why the map stopped working.
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Not exactly, but I did figure out
how it's supposed to work.
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Sounds like a good place to start.
Hit me with it.
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Your phone is constantly communicating
with satellites way up in the sky.
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Uh-huh. Go on. I'm with you.
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As long as your phone can receive signals
from at least three different satellites,
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it can use the Global Positioning System
to figure out where you are.
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Clearly, three satellites
are not getting through to me.
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That's strange.
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There are so many satellites,
you'd almost have to be under a rock
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not to be able to connect
with just three of them.
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Do you think it could be the fact that
I'm parked at the world-famous…
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Under a Rock Rest Stop?
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I'd say that could have
something to do with it.
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Let me just step out here, and--
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Look at that! My map's working again.
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Well, there you go! So glad to hear it.
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Hot diggity. Thanks for your help, Beep.
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You have no idea the grief
I would've gotten if--
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Coming, sugar pop!
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No, not lost at all.
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Thanks to the magic of GPS.