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In a bizarre turn,
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the roll out of USR's new generation
of robots was marred by the death...
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of Alfred Lanning, co-founder of the
company and designer of the NS5.
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Dr. Lanning died early this morning
at USR's headquarters.
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The cause of death
is an apparent suicide.
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Your second round, sir.
Thanks you.
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You know, I was just thinking.
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This thing is just like the wolf man.
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Oh oh, I'm really scared right now.
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Listen, guy creates monster, monster kills
guy. Everybody kills monster... wolf man.
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That's Frankenstein.
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Frankenstein, wolf man,
dracula shit, it's over. Case closed.
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So, why the look?
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- What look?
- That look.
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This is my face, it's not a look.
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Good.
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No look is great.
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Only...
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he was really quick to want
to destroy it, wasn't he?
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What would you like him to do?
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Put a hat on and stand on Michigan Avenue?
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- Come on, let it go.
- What was the motive, John?
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Brother, it's a robot. It doesn't need
a motive, it just has to be broken.
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This thing looks like it needed a motive.
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It could have killed me, John.
Why didn't he just kill me?
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All right, that's it. You want
me to call your grandmother?
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Because I will, you know.
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Ya, I didn't think so.
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Look, you were actually right for once.
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You are living proof that it's
better to be lucky than smart.
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Come on, the right guy,
for the right job.
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- What'd you say?
- Now what?
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Come on, I'm giving you a complement.
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Face it, with all the rocks you've
been looking under to find a bad robot,