Road Trip
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Show you as much as you need to know.
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This is the main area
of the university.

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You'll be getting used to this area.
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This is sort of where you congregate.
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Come in around me. Keep close.
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I've had problems
with stragglers before, OK?

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They get lost in the back
and hit by trucks, OK?

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It's not pretty. This is the...
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By the way, this is the Joseph
H Nelson memorial Library here, OK?

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It was built, uh...
It was built, uh, in the 1600s.

:01:32
1600s? It says 1951.
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(Sniggering)
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That's the address. OK? Wise-ass.
:01:45
That's the psychology department.
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You're expected to volunteer for
cutting-edge experimental testing.

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Kind of cool.
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When it's your turn, remember
to wear loose clothes, no metal,

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and be prepared to receive several
heavy doses of electric current.

:02:06
They're watching us right now.
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Over there
is the department of English.

:02:12
most of you speak English already
so we can skip that.

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- How long have you been here?
- Eight years.

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(All laughing)
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You don't seem to know anything.
This is the worst tour ever.

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It's the worst school ever.
Doesn't anything cool happen?

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Yeah, cool stuff happens.
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This university
is the coolest place in the world.

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That's because
he's never been anywhere else.

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(All laughing)
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Go ahead, laugh all you want.
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But the fact is, this is the setting
for the greatest story ever told.

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OK?
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It's about this guy I knew,
Josh Parker,

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and his girlfriend, Tiffany.
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It's one of the most
fascinating journeys ever.


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