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("Popcorn" by Gershon Kingsley)

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<v Secretary>Good morning, Popcorn.</v>

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Well? Just a moment please.

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Good morning, Popcorn. Yes, I'll ring him for you now.

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Good morning, one moment please, I'll connect you.

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Good morning, Popcorn.

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Good morning, that line is busy, will you hold?

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Good morning, Popcorn.

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One moment, please.

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Good morning, Popcorn.

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That line is busy, will you hold?

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<v Man>Yes, dear.</v>

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Yes. Yes. I know.

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Yes. I made the reservations.

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All right, goodbye dear.

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Well Arthur.

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Welcome to our little place here.

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You know, I make it a point of personally

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having a chat with all of our new plant managers,

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sort of explain the philosophy behind "Popcorn".

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Team spirit! That sort of thing.

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<v ->Oh, well I...</v>

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(phone buzzes)

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<v ->Um, Popper here.</v>

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Okay, invoice six more carloads. Right?

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Get that order filled.

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Now, where were we?

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Oh yes, the team.

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Well, I want to welcome you aboard Arthur (beeping)

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and see if you have any questions about company policy.

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<v ->Thank you, sir.</v>

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Yes, there is one question.

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You see, you see.

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I'm a member of the Air Force Reserve, and I thought...

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<v ->The Air Force Reserve!</v>

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Fantastic.

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<v ->Yes...</v>

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<v ->You know, we have quite a few reservists working</v>

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at Popcorn.

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Oh! As a matter of fact, Joe mechanic.

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<v ->Oh.</v>

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<v ->Why, he'll be working in your section.</v>

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<v ->Oh.</v>

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<v ->Joe's a master Sergeant</v>

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of one of the top Reserve units in the nation.

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(phone buzzes)

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Popper here.

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Yes.

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Listen, I tell you what, get ahold of Joe mechanic.

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He'll take care of it, right?

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Oh, yes sir.

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That Joe, he can fix anything. (beeping)

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That reminds me...

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("Popcorn" by Gershon Kingsley)

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Joe's leaving this afternoon for a couple of weeks

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of Air Reserve training.

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Maybe I better take you down there right now

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and introduce you.

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<v ->Oh, fine.</v>

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<v ->Yes. We're very proud of Joe.</v>

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Great guy.

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Remember when the Navajo Indians were snowed in?

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<v ->Oh, yes, I...</v>

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<v ->(Chuckles) Well Joe's unit was part</v>

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of the airlift that saved their lives.

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The Indians were the first ones to use corn, you know

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<v ->Well, actually I...</v>

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<v ->You're frightened without corn we'd be out of job, right?</v>

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<v ->Oh (laughs)</v>
<v ->(laughs) Ah, yes.</v>

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<v ->Yeah.</v>

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The Air Force Reserve is always doing things like that,

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you know.

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Like building playgrounds, working with Boy Scouts

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The Civil Air Patrol, helping kids keep out of trouble.

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<v ->You see, I'm a member, actually.</v>

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<v ->Mm. Mm. Mm.</v>

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It's not bad.

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That's not bad!

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Controller, control? Popper here, latest batch, not bad.

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Good as a matter of fact, but it could be better.

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I think you ought to check those drawing bins.

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And control, stop worrying!

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Now, oh yes, yes.

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Air force Reserve activity.

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<v ->Yes. You see, I'm...</v>

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<v ->Well I'm sure you know Arthur</v>

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about their medical units going

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into depressed areas to run clinics.

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Giving folks who otherwise couldn't afford it,

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pre-immunization, medical care.

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That's great work.

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Not only that, but in the unlikely event

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some country was stupid enough to attack the United States.

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You, Joe and the rest of the Air Force Reserve

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would be among the first to defend this great land of ours.

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<v ->We certainly would sir.</v>

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<v ->Hmm. Yeah, that's... that's the right shape.</v>

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Right shape?

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<v ->Yes, certainly looks it, I must say.</v>

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A little off on texture, a little off on texture.

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Just a touch more steam Bryan!

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(clears throat)

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Just a touch!

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Oh, Good old Joe.

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(chuckles) I remember the time

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the butter machine went crazy.

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No, no, it practically drowned us all

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in a sea and hot butter.

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And it was Joe's Air Force Reserve training

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that came through.

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If it weren't for Joe's expertise

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we might've been shut down for a week.

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Just think, kids all over America

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would have had to watch movies without popcorn.

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(laughs)

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But Joe fixed the butter machine

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and redesigned the transistor, self-regulator

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so it wouldn't happen again.

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Yeah. Joe learned a lot of those skills in the Reserves,

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Oh, but of course, you know that!

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<v ->Yes</v>
<v ->Why...</v>

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<v Secretary>Mr. Popper, telephone.</v>

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<v ->Popper here.</v>

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I see. Okay Susie, set up the sales meetings...

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at the 24th, right.

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And not only are we proud to have you Reserves pour popcorn,

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but the company's happy to see our employees

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get that extra money,

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And the retirement benefits,

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not to mention the satisfaction you must have

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knowing you're doing something great for your country.

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<v ->We certainly feel...</v>

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<v ->It adds up to a lot.</v>

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Ah, Joe.

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<v ->Hi, Mr. Popper.</v>

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Arthur meet Joe Joe.

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<v ->How are you, Joe?</v>

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<v ->Hi Art.</v>

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<v ->Well, Joe understands your off this afternoon.</v>

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for a few days of Reserve training.

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<v ->Yep. Yep. Yep.</v>

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<v ->Fine, fine, fine.</v>

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And listen, don't worry about our new manager here

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(chuckles)

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Arthur understands, right, Arthur?

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<v ->Mm hmm.</v>

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<v ->Well, see you Joe, and listen, have a good time.</v>

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<v ->So long Mr. Popper. See you 'round, Art.</v>

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<v Popper>You know, my father, old Jay Popper</v>

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started his firm more than 50 years ago.

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Great man, my dad, great innovator.

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He was probably one of the first employers

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in the nation to give his whole hearted support

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to the Air Force Reserve.

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<v Arthur>Is that a fact?</v>

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<v ->Yeah. He used to fly, you know?</v>

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<v ->No, I didn't know that.</v>

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<v ->Yes sir, Arthur.</v>

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Our policy has always been, and always will be,

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that anybody working for this company

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is encouraged to participate in Reserve programs.

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Arthur, my dad always said

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"What's good for the Air Force Reserve is good for America"

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and what's good for America, is good for Popcorn,

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(laughs) right?

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<v ->(chuckles) Right.</v>

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<v ->I haven't forgotten that one.</v>

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Listen, Arthur, I'm leaving myself today,

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International Popcorn Convention.

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<v ->Oh yes, yes.</v>

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<v ->But I'm sure Popcorn can manage without me for a few days.</v>

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Has before you know.

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(both laugh)

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(both clear throats)

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Well now listen, you feel free to use my office.

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<v ->Oh well, thank you.</v>

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<v ->And say, while I'm gone, quality control,</v>

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30, 40 bags a day never hurt anyone.

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Oh. And take a couple of hundred pounds home

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for the wife and kids.

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<v ->Oh!</v>
<v ->Kids are sharp these days,</v>

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might spot a trend.

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See ya Arthur.

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<v ->Goodbye Mr. Popper.</v>

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<v ->Oh, Arthur, just one more thing.</v>

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Whatever you do...

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don't open that door.

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(door slams)

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(quiet upbeat synth music)

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(handle rattles)

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(loud crash)

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<v ->Oh my.</v>

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("Popcorn" by Gershon Kingsley)