-
This is outrageous!
-
We're the best twin gamers in the world.
-
Did you not see us
at the Twin Cyber Olympics?
-
Nah, I did.
-
The answer's still no.
-
Mom, checkbook.
-
And Mr. Calhoun,
-
I'm sure that a dirty old poor person
like you making 30 grand a year
-
could benefit from a little,
I don't know, check for $900,000?
-
(ripping)
-
(gasps)
-
You're right, mom.
They are bad with money.
-
At first you weren't getting in
because you're 12
-
and this is a high school,
-
but now you're never getting in
'cause you're terrible people.
-
Terrible? (giggles)
-
If we're so terrible,
how come we get everything we want?
-
Exactly what a terrible person would say.
-
Please leave.
-
(scoffs) Fine, wanna play hardball?
-
Mom, buy his school for us.
-
(Mom) Now, boys, I just bought
you an energy drink company to run.
-
(both) But mom!
-
(mom) Tell you what.
-
Get your stock up to $400 a share
and maybe we'll buy you VGHS.
-
You hear that, Calhoun?
-
- Hostile takeover.
- We're gonna buy your dumb school
-
and throw you out on the street!
-
You'll rue the day you
ever said no to Ashton--
-
And Shane.
-
Barnstormer!
-
Move over Napalm,
'cause Jock Juice has come to town!
-
This is where your money belongs.
-
Teenagers are clapping
hard for Jock Juice.
-
Well, my win, as with all my wins,
can be attributed
-
solely to this delicious
beverage, Jock Juice.
-
Juice up your jocks with Jock Juice!
-
Slam it into your underpants
and feel the surge.
-
(sipping)
-
Jock Juice, uh!
-
Uh...uhhh...
-
Okay, it's good.
It's good, it's a good beverage.
-
(school bell rings)
-
Next.
-
Name?
-
Shane.
-
Shane Pizza.
-
(bell clatters)
-
Whoo, lemme hear it ring!
-
Cool tattoo, nice shoes, up top!
-
Hey, back to work.
-
Do you wanna hear about how
the real world's the place for me?
-
Things looking out there
won't look better on the T.V. screen
-
Is there a better way?
-
I don't care what you say.
-
I just wanna play!
-
We all just wanna play!
-
Things will be all right
-
Soon as I get back to school.
-
Well, here we go, guys.
-
Ted, you call us if you
need anything, okay?
-
Yes, sir.
-
Thank you Mr. and Mrs. Swan for everything.
-
Especially Overdrift Rally Rash!
-
- (laughter)
- You guys are tops.
-
Sweetie, you take care.
I'm gonna miss you.
-
Of course.
-
Goodbye, parents.
-
All right! The boys
and [Key] are back in town.
-
Watch out, [?] and Jess.
We're comin' for ya!
-
Aw, come on, [Key].
-
The election was, like, forever ago.
-
Noone's gonna remember who you are.
-
And Brian, dude, come on.
-
You and Jenny, come on!
-
Dude!
-
I know, I know, you're right.
I just...I don't know.
-
I think I know what I gotta say to her,
and I'm nervous.
-
I hope she takes me back.
-
Did this school get bigger,
or did we get smaller?
-
(chuckles) Looks like
the same old VGHS to me.
-
Give it up for [The Silver
Sun Pickups], everybody.
-
That's why we come
to school on a Sunday, people.
-
Now, on to morning announcements.
-
Good news.
-
I noticed that the student fund
was getting a little low,
-
so I dug into my big ol' pizza pockets
and got some...drum roll please.
-
(drum roll)
-
New computers for the social gamers!
-
Come on down, you guys.
-
(cheering)
-
Oh, man.
Don't they look happy.
-
(cheering)
-
Now, I didn't have to do that.
-
But I did.
-
Because we're all one big family.
-
You are my family.
You are mine!
-
You my mine, VGHS!
-
(cheering)
-
That's [hucking those omelettes], gang.
Smash Mouth is up next.
-
(cheering)
-
What?
-
Oh, here she comes.
Way to go, Heather.
-
(gasps) God!
-
God! No!
What? No running!
-
Please, no throwing stuff!
-
I-huh-hey!
Hey, [Key]!
-
- You're back.
- Yes.
-
- I see they've made you RA.
- Yeah, well, once you left
-
nobody wanted to take the job,
so I thought, "I'll do it!"
-
Hey, hey.
-
Anywhos, so it's been really tough,
but you're back, so that's great.
-
Um...so...speaking of which,
you have bathroom duty today.
-
Uh, the girls, they say it's clean,
but they know I won't go in there,
-
so I think they're lying. (chuckles)
-
Will you-will you get that
done by tomorrow, please?
-
Nope.
-
Oh, come on!
Not you too, [Key].
-
Why does nobody listen to me?! (whines)
-
It's because you're weak, [Wendell].
-
- And the world preys on the weak.
- Guh!
-
God, what's wrong with you?
-
I thought-I thought helping
people was your thing.
-
I have a new thing now.
-
What?!
-
(Wendell) You're getting
a frownie sticker, Key!
-
Go ahead.
I don't care.
-
Like crap you don't, Key Swan!
-
You invented the sticker system, okay?
-
You're the only one who cares
about it and-and if you don't clean
-
the bathroom in 24 hours,
your name is getting a frownie sticker!
-
(Wendell) 24 hours, Key!
-
(vrooming)
-
Brake! (imitates squealing wheels)
-
What up, Drift people!
Who's ready to get their rally on...?
-
(DK) Theodore!
-
Old friend!
-
You find us at our darkest hour.
-
Sorry about that whole "dad" thing.
-
We got you a basket.
-
Oh, thanks.
What happened to your head?
-
The Dutchess of Fart and her
Fart Goons shaved it in my sleep!
-
What?! Why?
-
She thinks that if I have no hair
I won't want that coupon for that perm.
-
They've been breaking us all week.
I think it's time we strike back.
-
Hide this in your pants.
-
I was really hoping we could play.
-
Oh, play later.
First...to war!
-
(heroic music)
-
Aw, man!
-
(explosions)
-
(gunfire)
-
Lieutenant, start the engine!
-
Sir, I can't solve this equation!
Do you know the variable?
-
I don't.
But maybe you do.
-
Okay, gang, master chief
can't fix his warthog
-
until we find the correct equation.
-
Anyone?
-
Uh, is the equation Jenny minus
Brian equals "Can I get a taste?"
-
(laughter)
-
Get out, Sebastian.
-
- Worth a shot.
- (teacher) Out!
-
- It's X - 2.
- (chuckling)
-
I'm also smart.
-
(sighs)
-
Jenny, show us how it's done.
-
(sighs)
-
(explosion)
-
(laughter)
-
Nice going, craptain.
-
Can't even hit a variable.
-
(students "ooh")
-
Keep missing, Jenny.
It's still funny.
-
Okay, that's enough.
-
Yeah, so, I'm ditching.
-
Peace.
-
Don't miss the door on your way out!
-
Ooh!
-
(country music)
-
Oh, hey, Rosie.
I'm taking my break.
-
Go get her, kid.
-
(country music)
-
Hey, J-Jenny.
What's up, stranger?
-
Brian, you're back.
-
Yeah, just hangin' out.
-
Well, what're you up to?
-
Just ditching class.
-
Uh-oh...cool, that's new for you.
-
Yeah, so is being dumped
and made fun of by the entire school.
-
- Oh.
- Did you need something?
-
Uh, yeah.
-
I had a whole game plan, but...
-
but you just said...
I kinda gotta change it.
-
Um, listen.
-
I've had some time
to think about it and I'm sorry.
-
Okay, no. (sighs)
I'm sorry.
-
I just think that we should talk about us.
-
Brian, I don't even know what I
would say to you about "us" right now.
-
Uh, well for starters I was hoping
there could even be an us...
-
and you're leaving.
-
(country music)
-
Um, so, what're we doing again?
-
Goddamn it, Ted!
-
How many times do we
have to explain this?
-
[Jefferson High] won
the Trivia Bowl last week,
-
and the first place prize was one coupon
for a highlight and perm
-
at the Beyond Two Souls Beauty Salon.
-
(chains rattle)
-
I thought I deserved it.
-
She thought differently.
-
We quarreled and a Calhoun
took the coupon away.
-
He won't give it back until
we decide on who gets it.
-
That's when the pranks began.
-
Um, okay.
So what do you want me to do?
-
Shoot her in the head.
-
Ew! Gum in the hair?
-
Dude, that's way gross and mean.
-
We tried to take the high road,
but look what she's done to us.
-
Everything smells like super glue.
-
What would you have us do, Ted?
Lie down and die?
-
- Well, no, but--
- Come on, dude.
-
You're the John Wilkes Booth
of sling shots.
-
He's the guy that killed Lincoln.
-
You got this.
-
(sighs) Fine, okay, I'll do it.
-
Well, that's what friends are for, right?
-
That's the spirit, Ted!
-
Let's roll.
-
(heroic music)
-
Oh, already hard at work, I see. Huh?
-
If you need more bleach,
there's...okay, what?
-
What the heck is that?
-
Oh, didn't you hear?
-
I hosting a 24 hour
game design competition.
-
So much for bathroom duty.
-
Oh, nice try, Key!
But if you want to host
-
a school event, you're gonna need--
-
Wavers, signed in triplicate by Calhoun.
-
Okay...um...fine, fine.
-
Once you're done, just go
clean the bathroom, okay?
-
In 24 hours it will be Zoe's turn
to clean the bathroom.
-
So...I win.
-
(typing)
-
What?
-
This-This isn't you, Key!
Why are you being such a jerk?
-
Because life is meaningless.
-
- Huh.
- (typing)
-
I have a game to design,
so if you could just please leave.
-
Or stay and design a game.
It's a game jam.
-
(groans)
-
(sirens wail)
-
(gunfire)
-
Sushi_Princess wins.
-
(man) GTFO, Jenny!
You suck! (laughs)
-
You wanna come say that to my face?!
-
Oh, that's what I thought.
-
(girl) So, it really is you.
-
Who's asking?
-
The number one player
in that game you just sucked at.
-
You're Sushi_Princess?
-
What happened to you, Matrix?
You used to be my hero.
-
You used to be the best.
-
Then Brian gave you cooties
and you've sucked ever since.
-
Okay, well, that is not fair.
-
- (spits)
- (gasps)
-
Life ain't fair!
Grow a pair.
-
Sushi_Princess.
-
I really like that kid.
-
(sarcastically) Yay, mom's here.
-
Come on, let's get a burger.
Pity party's over.
-
I did [the train] of memory
-
Oh, what...
-
I've lost her forever, old buddy.
-
...reverie
-
Ooh
-
Ooh
-
(ominous music)
-
(tribal wailing)
-
(tribal wailing)
-
(tribal drumming)
-
Go, crap!
They made us!
-
Wha-whoa-whoa! (grunts)
-
Good job, Ted.
-
Oh, my tail bone!
-
(Dutchess) Well, well, well.
-
His majesty's loyal lap dog.
-
Dutchess, I'm really sorry
about your hair.
-
Oh, uh...
-
Well, in that case I guess
we're even, huh?
-
So truce peace?
Oh, please, Dutchess, please!
-
Please, please, I just back to school.
All I want is to play video games.
-
Ugh, Ted.
You're right.
-
You've had a tough week.
-
- Oh, that was very nice of you.
- Calhoun!
-
- Ted did it.
- Wha-?
-
TED!
-
- (school bell rings)
- Detention for the rest of the day.
-
Calhoun, I swear it wasn't me.
-
Ted, I'm a grown man
with gum in my hair!
-
Someone's going down.
That someone is you.
-
- But--
- Spare me.
-
You and the Drifters have been
pulling this crap all year.
-
(sighs) Yes, sir.
I'm sorry, sir.
-
Look, I know it's tough,
what's happened with your dad.
-
And being a teen is hard, I guess.
-
But, dammit, grow up!
-
(rustling)
-
(fire alarm rings)
-
This school better be on fire.
-
Don't move.
-
Well, what if it is on fire?
-
(phone rings)
-
Uh, Calhoun's office.
-
Ted, this is DK.
Get the coupon.
-
Bottom left drawer. Go!
-
- DK, I just got super in trouble!
- Get that coupon!
-
- (hangs up)
- GOD!
-
BAH!
-
Key Swan!
-
How do you make, um, video games?
-
First rule: no talking.
-
Second rule: sit over there.
-
Okay.
-
Hello, knock, knock, knock!
-
Ding dong!
Hello?
-
(chuckles)
-
(sighs) What is this?
What're you doing?
-
Well, as Head RA, it is my duty
to help students in need.
-
And, Miss Swan, you need
to talk about your feels.
-
Hmm?
-
So I'm not going to leave
here until you do.
-
I'm an artist.
I don't talk.
-
I create.
-
Hey, what is this?
-
(owls hoot)
-
Huh. Hey, this is kinda cool.
-
How do you jump?
-
- You can leave now.
- What, that's it?
-
You just walk until you let go
and then you die?
-
Yep, that's the whole game.
-
But that's stupid!
What's the point of playing?
-
Exactly.
-
Oh my god, Key!
Please be more pretentious.
-
It's not pretentious, Wendell.
You're just too dumb to get it.
-
(mumbling) That's right, Wendell.
You're dumb.
-
(scoffs) Well then, I guess
dumb old Wendell will just have
-
to play your dumb old game
until he figures it out.
-
There's nothing to figure out, Wendell.
-
Well, then it's gonna be
a loooong 21 hours, Key.
-
- I'm outta here.
- Bye.
-
How about some music?
-
(DJ) You're listening to NPR,
the [napalm] player report,
-
and we're talking with Ashley Barnstormer.
-
Great timing, mom.
-
Speaking of timing, I was gonna
tell you this after class
-
but the commandos need me
back earlier than I thought.
-
When do you leave?
-
The OTA's are Monday, so tomorrow.
-
Wow, that's great.
-
Yeah, the new owners
have to flex their muscles.
-
- And since school is wrapping up--
- Mom, it's fine.
-
You know, you gotta go.
I get it.
-
Have fun.
-
Why are you touching me?
-
I'm...comforting you?
-
Is that a question?
-
You know, I'm trying to be a mom here.
-
Yeah? Well, you're terrible at it.
-
Yeah? Well...(stammers)
-
Your boyfriend dumped you.
-
(laughs) You know,
I don't even know why we try.
-
Wow.
-
- No!
- Yup.
-
Jenny! Wait!
Come back here.
-
Jenny!
Get back here!
-
Stop! Stop!
-
(shrieks)
-
- What?!
- You are stopping.
-
Okay, mom.
Here's your chance.
-
- Parent me.
- Oh, shit.
-
I don't know.
-
Listen, you don't need me here, okay?
-
You're one of the best
in the league and next year--
-
Mom, I know, okay?
This isn't even about you.
-
Oh, thank god.
Wait?
-
- Then what's the problem?
- (sighs)
-
The problem is everything else!
-
All right? I am an angry, unhappy person.
-
That's probably why I
punched Ashley in the face,
-
and why I have no real friends,
and why I just ruined
-
my relationship with the only person
in my life who's ever really loved me.
-
Present company sort of excluded,
I guess, and dad, or...
-
(grunts)
-
(sighs)
-
(train whistles)
-
Brian wants to get back together.
-
Which means that he hasn't realized
that I'm a total sociopath
-
that cares more about
video games than people.
-
When he does, he's gonna
wanna break up again,
-
which is exactly what I deserve,
'cause I'm a shitty person.
-
You're not a shitty person.
-
How would you know that?
-
A shitty person is a mom
that walks out on her husband
-
and her little girl just to get
another trophy under her belt.
-
Not a 16 year old girl
with hopes and dreams.
-
Just the fact that you even care
about other people's feelings,
-
that makes you, you know, fine.
-
(touching music)
-
I'm gonna miss you, kid.
-
Me too.
-
(sighs)
-
(breathes heavily)
-
(breathes heavily)
-
(breathes heavily)
-
Stop, stop that.
Stop doing that.
-
Sorry.
-
Just Brian messing up again like always.
-
Okay, what is it?
Spit it out.
-
(sighs)
-
It's just when Jenny and I broke up,
and I wanna fix it.
-
Or, I don't know,
maybe I don't.
-
Maybe I'm meant to be alone. (sighs)
-
I don't wanna die.
-
Calhoun, please.
I don't have a dad.
-
I just danced with my cat.
I need an adult.
-
- (sighs) Do you like her?
- Yes.
-
Are you in high school?
-
(puzzled) Yes.
-
Welcome to the wonderful world
of having no problems!
-
No, no!
-
Calhoun, the problem is...
-
even if we get back together...
-
I don't know.
-
I'm never gonna be the most
important thing in her life.
-
Yeah, that's 'cause she's smarter
than most teenage girls, all right?
-
You're her high school boyfriend.
-
You should be happy she even talks to you.
-
- But--
- But.
-
- But.
- But.
-
But shut up, okay?
-
This is your first relationship.
It's like your first car.
-
You're gonna go fast,
way too fast.
-
You're probably gonna wreck it.
-
So wear a seat belt and enjoy the ride.
-
Calhoun, I'm gonna be honest.
-
I'm trying to open up to you here,
but you're really not helping.
-
Maybe that's because I'm not the one
you should be opening up to.
-
Boom.
Nailed it.
-
(sighs) Hey, guys, I--
-
Ah, Theodore.
You return.
-
And with my coupon, I see.
-
Well done!
-
You're playing my game without me.
-
(DK) Not anymore.
We're out of candy
-
and we beat all the levels.
-
Before it expires?
-
No.
-
Um, yes.
-
No!
-
- I command you--
- I said NO.
-
- Ted--
- You ate my dead dad candy.
-
I am the drift king!
-
Yeah, well maybe you shouldn't be.
-
Seriously, we do bad stuff
for you all the time,
-
but you don't care.
-
You only care about yourself.
You're not a king, dude.
-
You're a senior!
You're going to college next year.
-
Just grow the hell up!
-
(sighs) I could be a better king than you.
-
Is that a challenge, Ted?
-
Yeah, it is.
-
I challenge you
for the title of Drift King.
-
I accept.
-
And when you race against king...
-
(snaps finger)
-
..you race against his kingdom.
-
Let's drift.
-
(revving engines)
-
(heavy metal music)
-
(tires squeal)
-
(engines rev)
-
(engine hums distantly)
-
(engine roars)
-
(birds whistle)
-
(engine roars)
-
(tires squeal)
-
(clock ticks)
-
(tires squeal)
-
Sorry, DK.
-
(tires squeal)
-
(tires squeal)
-
Oh!
-
(tires squeal)
-
The kingdom's yours, DK.
-
(sighs) Okay, Wendell.
I'm only talking to you
-
because you're sleeping.
-
And last week I burned my diary
to see what the ashes would look like.
-
Which was stupid.
I don't know why I did that.
-
I don't really know
what's happening to me.
-
You know I still have all my grandparents?
-
Ted's father is dead, but I still get
four sweaters for Christmas every year.
-
Which just seems really mean to me.
-
It's callous and random.
And then it's over.
-
I don't really know why
I'm playing anymore.
-
(murmuring in sleep)
-
It's not your fault though.
-
(sighs)
-
(typing)
-
(computer blips)
-
(alarm beeps)
-
(sighs)
-
(cell phone bloops)
-
(sighs)
-
(sighs)
-
(muttering in sleep)
-
(birds whistle)
-
(sighs)
-
Hey.
-
Look, let me go first, all right?
I gotta get this out.
-
Okay.
-
(sighs) I never really had a dad.
-
And my mom was an addict,
so I pretty much took care of myself.
-
And I got used to being alone.
I got pretty good at it.
-
But then I came here and I met Ted,
-
and I met Key, and I met you.
-
And I fell for you like that.
-
And for the first time,
I didn't feel alone.
-
And when I thought you were leaving,
-
I should've been happy for you.
I should've, but...
-
I was so scared of losing you
that I lashed out.
-
And it was selfish, and it was horrible,
-
and I'm so sorry that I hurt you, Jenny.
-
(sighs)
-
I'm glad you went first.
-
Why, what were you going to say?
-
(touching music)
-
(groans) Well, the game jam's
almost over, Key.
-
Okay, I guess you win.
Life really is meaningless, huh?
-
(victory music)
-
What?
-
No!
-
Wait, huh?
-
What is that? (gasps)
-
Oh! Oh my god! (gasps)
-
Oh my god! (laughs)
Look this--this is awesome!
-
Oh! I'm flying.
It's me.
-
I'm flying!
I'm flying!
-
Key, it's me.
I'm flying.
-
Oh my god!
This game rules!
-
(laughs)
-
(gasps)
-
That's the best game ever.
-
(gasps)
-
You're great, [Ari Wendell].
-
Thanks, Key.
-
Oh! (laughs)
-
- What was that?
- It's nothing.
-
Okay, now go clean the bathroom.
-
(laughs)
-
- Okay.
- I'm serious.
-
Okay.
-
It's this way.
-
Smash Mouth signed a contract.
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If we re-neg, we owe them big.
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Fine, whatever.
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Just make sure they're
not in the teacher's lounge.
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- Anything else?
- I got something!
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Barnstormer!
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Hey, Calhoulligan.
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Just came by to give you the good news.
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Napalm broke 400. Hah!
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- [?] a champion.
- Awesome news, brother.
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Shane.
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Shane Barnstorm.
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Yeah, didn't I tell you?
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Oh wait, no.
I faked my own death.
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I changed my name to Pizza,
and then I took down
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your school from the inside.
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Oops. (mad chuckle)
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- (camera snaps)
- (laughter)
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What a face!
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You really should've taken that check.
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Fuck!
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Hey, guys, mind if we join?
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Heck yeah, we don't.
Sit down.
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(sighs)
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Well, looks like everything's
back to normal.
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Good morning, VGHS!
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I hope you're enjoying
that cafeteria breakfast
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because it's your last!
(mad laughter)
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(yelling)
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(students murmur)
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(student) Oh no!
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(screaming)
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(cackling)
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You cannot win!
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(cackling)
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(ominous music)