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[plays trumpet call]
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[howling in distance]
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You know what we should do?
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Tell spooky stories around the campfire.
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- [campers] Yay!
- Yeah.
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[Sally] Sounds fun.
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- [campers chuckling]
- [Linus] I love spooky stories.
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- [sighs]
- Hmm?
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I don't know any spooky stories, Snoopy.
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Maybe we could have a nice sing-along.
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[plays chord]
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[guitar crashes]
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Rats.
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Spooky stories it is.
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Before we start, I'm going to need
another toasted marshmallow.
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[droning adult chatter]
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[gasps] All gone?
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[groans] How did we
already run out of marshmallows?
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- [Sally] Snoopy!
- [chuckles]
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[Lucy] "Campfire Yarns."
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And that's when she realized
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the car following her wasn't flashing
its headlights to scare her,
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it was flashing them to warn her that her...
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tire pressure was low.
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That affects the fuel economy.
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- Whoa.
- Oh.
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Naturally.
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Not the scariest,
but some cause for concern.
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- [rustling]
- [chattering]
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That was some spooky story, Franklin.
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I liked that it was creepy,
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but also featured a concerned citizen
performing a good deed.
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Who's next?
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[groans]
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[Schroeder] I'll go.
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My tale is called
"The Boy with the Haunted Hands."
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[thunder rumbles]
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There was once a boy
who loved to play classical music.
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Why don't you play something
more contemporary, like rock and roll?
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When something is timeless,
it is contemporary forever.
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Hocus-pocus.
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What's that supposed to mean?
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- [Lucy cackling]
- [thunder rumbling]
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[playing classical music]
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[playing upbeat music]
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[playing classical music]
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[playing upbeat music]
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[cracks knuckles]
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[Schroeder] Try as he might,
everything he played came out wrong.
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The Beethoven was bebop.
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The Rachmaninoff was rock.
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The Mozart was also music he didn't like.
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Now, this is what I call music.
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[screams]
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And he never played Beethoven again.
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- Whoa.
- Oh.
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[shudders]
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I like that the story had a hero.
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The boy with the haunted hands?
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The witch, obviously.
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Okay. Who should go next?
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Me, me. I'll go next.
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There once was a girl who loved pizza.
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But she only got it on special occasions,
like her birthday.
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[thunder rumbles]
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[Peppermint Patty] That year,
she made a birthday wish...
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to have pizza all the time.
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The next morning,
she got pizza for breakfast.
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Then pizza for lunch.
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Meal after meal,
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all she got was pizza.
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[school bell ringing]
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Hey, Marcie.
Can I have half of your sandwich?
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All I get these days is pizza.
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Here. Have my bologna, sir.
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This is pizza.
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Sir, is everything okay?
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[Peppermint Patty] Sure,
her pizza wish came true...
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but it was too much of a good thing.
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[bell chimes]
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- Whoa.
- [Sally] Wow.
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That's what they call
an ironic twist, Marcie.
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I got that, sir.
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Very unsettling.
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Who's next?
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[Snoopy chewing]
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[chuckles]
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Gee... [stammers]
...isn't it getting kind of late?
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- Me!
- I want to go.
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- I'll go.
- Pick me.
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She kept changing the channel.
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But thanks to the cursed remote,
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there was nothing on but...
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- the news.
- [shrieking]
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[campers] Oh. Whoa.
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But if the universe is expanding,
then it stands to reason
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that one day it will reach its limit,
leaving only one option:
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to shrink.
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What then, I ask you?
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What then?
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Is it just me or does the moon seem closer
than it did a few minutes ago?
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[screams]
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[whimpering]
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Looks like you and I
are the only ones left, Charlie Brown.
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[stammers] Yes. Right.
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Uh, go ahead.
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This is the terrifying story of the girl
for whom everything went wrong.
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[thunder rumbles]
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[Lucy] She woke up
one perfectly normal day...
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[rings]
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...or so it seemed.
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[yawns]
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But there was something different.
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[blows]
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First, she tried to fly a kite.
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[crunches]
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But it was eaten by a tree.
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- And things only got worse from there.
- [bat cracks]
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Not one measly valentine?
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Can this day get any worse?
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[screaming]
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And she was never heard from ever again.
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- [gasps]
- That sounds awful.
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Awfully familiar.
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Okay, Big Brother. Your turn.
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Oh. Um, is it? Huh.
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Oh. Hey, look at the stars.
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Aren't they lovely?
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Quit stalling, Charlie Brown.
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Yeah. Make with the spooky, Chuck.
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Okay. Well, uh,
it was a night much like tonight...
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in a place just like this,
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with kids, uh, not unlike us.
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- And there was this, um...
- [gasps]
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[whimpering]
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...um, sh-shrub.
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But not just any shrub.
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A haunted shrub that came to life
and terrified everyone.
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[laughing]
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Good grief.
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[whimpering]
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[laughing]
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[owl hooting]
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[screams]
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- [grumbles, laughs]
- [screaming]
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[grunts]
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I appreciate Charlie Brown's effort,
but his story sure wasn't scary.
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[wind whistling]
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[chattering]
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It's the haunted shrub!
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[screams]
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- [chattering]
- [screams]
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- [chattering]
- [screams]
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[chattering]
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[campers screaming]
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- [screaming]
- [chattering]
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I guess I just don't know
how to tell a scary story.
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[chattering]
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[screaming]
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[sighs]
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[Franklin] "Can You Be a Beagle Scout?
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Pitching a Tent."
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[Snoopy grunting, panting]
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[groans]
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[Franklin] "One of the cornerstones
of Beagle Scouting
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is learning how to pitch a tent."
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[Snoopy clears throat]
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[Franklin] "If you're unsure
where to start,
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most tents come with handy instructions
to make things easy for you."
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[rustling]
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[chattering]
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[chuckles]
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[Franklin] "Having read the instructions,
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it's time to pitch that tent."
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[Snoopy humming]
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[groans]
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[screams]
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[grunting]
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[sighs]
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Ta-da.
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- [grunts]
- [squeaks]
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[chattering]
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[screams]
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[gasps]
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[Franklin] "Of course,
when it comes to camping,
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you really can't beat
sleeping out under the stars."
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[gasps]
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[chuckles]
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[laughing]
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[sighs]
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[Linus] "Beagle Point or Bust."
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Mail call. Mail call, everyone.
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I've got packages for Peppermint Patty,
Pigpen, Franklin, Marcie.
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I can't help but admire you,
Charlie Brown.
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You hardly ever get mail,
yet you show up every day.
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Well, summer is a busy time
at my dad's barbershop.
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I got double-fudge brownies.
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I got coconut cookies.
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Anything for me today, Lucy?
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Doubtful.
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Well, I'll be.
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You actually got something.
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A package?
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I'd have settled for a plain, old letter.
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Even a postcard.
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Why would someone send
a postcard from home?
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Aren't you going to open it?
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I'm savoring the anticipation.
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This package could be anything.
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Cookies, cinnamon rolls, butter tarts.
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A used book?
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[Linus] I think it's from Snoopy.
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Most people get baked treats from home.
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I get a diary from my dog.
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"An Account of the Ill-Fated Voyage
to Beagle Point."
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He certainly does
have a flair for the dramatic.
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"Call me Snoopy."
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Good grief.
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"As part of my ongoing mission
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to help my beloved Beagle Scouts
earn their badges to save our troop,
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I took it upon myself to lead them
on an adventure both epic and ambitious."
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[chuckles]
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[Charlie Brown] "Our destination?
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Scenic Beagle Point,
famous for its beautiful sunsets.
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{\an8}Our prize?
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{\an8}The badge for
the scoutly art of canoeing."
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[birds chattering]
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[Charlie Brown] "Our journey would be
difficult, possibly even perilous.
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With that in mind,
I suggested everyone bring extra socks."
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[bouncing]
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"The first lesson when canoeing is that
everyone needs to paddle as a team."
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- [chattering]
- Huh?
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[Charlie Brown] "Though perhaps
the first lesson should be
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what is a paddle?
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Despite some early setbacks,
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my trusty troop was soon paddling as one."
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[Snoopy shouts]
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[Charlie Brown] "Though challenges remain.
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Paddling is exhausting work."
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[grunting, straining]
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[Charlie Brown] "As leader, it is my duty
to keep the troop happy,
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so I suggested a song to
lift everyone's spirits."
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[classical music playing]
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[whistling]
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[vocalizing]
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[Charlie Brown] "With everyone's
mood lifted thanks to me,
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we soldiered on to Beagle Point,
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confident that nothing
could stand in our way.
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Having made unexpected landfall,
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my troop was about to learn one of
the most enjoyable aspects of canoeing."
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[shouts]
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"Portaging."
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What are you reading, Charlie Brown?
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Snoopy's chronicle
of his ill-fated canoe adventure.
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We haven't gotten to
the ill-fated part yet.
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Mind if we listen in?
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You know me.
I love a good maritime adventure.
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Are there any large sea creatures
in this story,
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like a whale, or a shark or a giant squid?
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Um, not yet.
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Well, there better be
something big and fishy
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if this story hopes to hold my attention.
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Go on, Charlie Brown.
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"I explained to my troop
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that portaging means carrying your boat
between two bodies of water.
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Their enthusiasm
could barely be contained.
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Soon we were on our way
to Beagle Point once more.
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Excitement was high among the troop
despite their burden,
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for they knew I carried
the heaviest burden of all:
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the burden of leadership."
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[panting]
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[Charlie Brown] "We soon found ourselves
faced with two paths
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and unsure which way to proceed.
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Fortunately, we had a map.
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Unfortunately,
I left Olivier in charge of it."
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[screams]
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Hmm?
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[screams]
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[groans]
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[shouts]
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[chattering]
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[grumbles]
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[straining]
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[shouts]
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[straining]
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[straining continues]
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[panting]
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[panting, straining]
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[shouting]
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[grumbling]
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[Charlie Brown] "Ultimately
and all by myself,
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without any influence from anyone
I decided to abandon the canoe.
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On we went, only to find ourselves
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a stone's throw away
from scenic Beagle Point.
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But how to get there without a boat?
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It was time to improvise."
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[shouting]
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[shouting]
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[grumbles]
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[chatters]
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Mutiny? I can't believe it.
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After everything we've heard,
I can't believe you can't believe it.
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I can't believe the story
hasn't featured a single giant squid yet.
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What? You can't tell me
that wouldn't be more exciting.
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[Charlie Brown] "Abandoned by my troop,
I continued on to Beagle Point alone,
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so that I might reflect on what went wrong
and how none of it was my fault.
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Soon my destination appeared before me,
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but cruel fate had another turn in store."
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[gasps]
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[Charlie Brown] "Specifically a log turn.
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Alas, to be upended so close to my goal.
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And yet in this moment, I couldn't help
but wonder if I hadn't played a hand
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in shaping that fate
by failing to listen to my troop,
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wherever they were."
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[shouting]
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[cheering]
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[Charlie Brown] "Alone,
with Beagle Point just out of reach,
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I couldn't help but wonder
'was this the end?'"
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Well, was it?
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It was not.
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[sighs]
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[Charlie Brown] "I soon heard
the sweetest sound."
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[whistling]
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[Charlie Brown] "As we gazed
upon the beauty of Beagle Point,
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I realized that a good leader
has to know when to listen.
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And so does a friend."
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That was actually pretty good.
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Nothing beats a good story
or delicious brownies.
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Who wants one?
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- [campers] Whoo-hoo! I do!
- Me, please.
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I love brownies.
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[jazz playing]