Ernest Goes to Camp
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Hey...
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I got an idea.
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Ernest, uh,
have you ever had

:29:09
any group-leadership
experience?

:29:12
Uh, I had
an ant farm once.

:29:14
Close enough.
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How would you like to be
a counselor?

:29:18
Are you kiddin'?
Y-You mean a-a real counselor?

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A counselor like you guys,
a counselor?

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Just like us, Ernest.
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Uh, oh, Mr. Tipton, uh,
that's great.

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And... and I'll do
a great job... a great job...

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and I'll do
my regular work, too.

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Oh, I can't believe it's
true... me, a counselor.

:29:40
Oh, a-a real counselor.
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I can't believe it.
Oh, thank you, Mr. Tipton.

:29:45
Thank you,
thank you, thank you.

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A real counselor...
a really, really real, real,

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really, really, really,
real counselor.

:29:53
Thank you, Mr. Tipton.
Thank you.

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As your counselor,
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I will be taking you
deep into the forest

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in search of actual nature.
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We'll be traveling fast,
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moving light, keeping our ears
to the grindstone.

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So stay together,
be remindful of the weather,

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and, for Heaven's sakes,
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don't pick it,
or it will never heal.

:30:28
This guy looks like
a walking army-surplus store.

:30:31
The Salvation Army.
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I feel like the blind
are leading the stupid.

:30:36
What a loser.
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Hey, Rambo,
where are we goin'?

:30:44
Maybe he knows
a shortcut.

:30:47
Maybe we're lost.
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What is this,
"Wild Kingdom"?

:30:51
Ernest: Yeah, boys, isn't it
great to get off the beaten path,

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get out where nature
really lives?

:30:58
None of that theme-park stuff
here, know what I mean?


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