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00:00Julie, it's 8.44 a.m. on October 16th.
00:10It's been three weeks since the Behringer email leak started.
00:14Another one hit this morning.
00:15More details on his exorbitant salary.
00:18I have a new theory that feels promising,
00:21and I'll report more when I see you in Behringer's office later.
00:26New and Dykau.
00:27What did Wheeler find?
00:28Sorry?
00:29What did Wheeler find?
00:30I have no idea.
00:31Wrong!
00:34Ow!
00:35Did anyone see that?
00:37I'm so sorry.
00:38I should have told you about this.
00:40The Gold Rush tradition is you have to answer Wheeler's riddle
00:44or you get glitter bombed.
00:47I don't know what any of that means.
00:49Just, all right, back it up.
00:50Just one more step.
00:51Okay.
00:52Gold Rush is an entire week of activities and traditions.
00:57The most important one is Wheeler's riddle.
01:00Answer it correctly.
01:01That means you get it.
01:03You're a real Wheelerite and you receive a red bandana.
01:08Answer it wrong.
01:10You get this.
01:12Hey, so what's the answer to the riddle?
01:15You have to figure that out for yourself.
01:18That's the whole point.
01:20That's the way to become one of us.
01:22You should be grateful, by the way.
01:23In the early days of Gold Rush, they used to throw mud.
01:26Because mud is what you have to sift through to get gold.
01:30See?
01:31You're on your way.
01:32Get on board with this, bud.
01:34You are not exempt from Gold Rush just because you're brilliant
01:37and kind and have a tight butt.
01:41You think I have a tight butt?
01:43Like a pool tarp.
01:45This is on him.
01:47Hi.
01:49What did Wheeler find?
01:51You can do it, too.
02:02They make this stuff seem so salacious.
02:05Yes, I get an extra $50,000 if I get a major corporate sponsor.
02:08So what?
02:09It's a win-win.
02:10I do enjoy parking in the Pepsi T-Mobile covered garage
02:14brought to you by Sephora.
02:16I have half a mind to march right down to that paper
02:18and demand they give up their sources.
02:20That's a very bad idea, Jack.
02:22It'll backfire.
02:23Are those frozen peas?
02:25Yes.
02:26I get migraines.
02:27This is the only thing that helps.
02:28Holly's right.
02:29And in a way, this is really good.
02:31The blackmailer is showing their cards,
02:33so we can use this to close in.
02:34You better.
02:35I want that laptop found immediately.
02:38Actually, we have an exciting new lead.
02:40It turns out there was at least one student on campus
02:43when your laptop was stolen.
02:45Our new suspect?
02:47Claire Chum.
02:48She worked at Vinick Event as a caterer.
02:51That photo was taken with my spy glasses
02:53the night the painting was burned.
02:55Charles very smartly hired her as a research assistant
02:58to determine if she has motive.
03:00And Operation Claire is already in motion.
03:04The professors are still the primary suspects,
03:13so while Charles focuses on Claire,
03:15I'm going to continue with my formal interviews.
03:17Okay, if that's it, let's get to work.
03:20Ah!
03:21Yeah, sorry.
03:23I used AI to make that.
03:25Okay, so box one is information on sustainability
03:30and suspension bridge design.
03:32Box two is a bunch of articles on the history
03:34of suspension bridges.
03:36Um, box three is articles on Jeff bridges.
03:39I fell down a rabbit hole, but he's fascinating.
03:41And box four is my laundry, so don't open it.
03:44It's gross.
03:45Very thorough.
03:46Yeah, I don't really know anything about the subject,
03:49so I kind of grabbed everything I could find.
03:51Uh, is there something else I can get started on?
03:53The earlier you can tell me, the better.
03:55I have 12 other campus jobs.
03:56Yeah.
03:57Oh, that's, it's not a joke.
03:59I literally have 12 other jobs.
04:01Jeez.
04:02When do you sleep?
04:04In class.
04:05Maybe you should ask President Berenger for some cash.
04:08Seems to be rolling in it nowadays.
04:11Oh, my God.
04:12That guy sucks.
04:15Oh, no.
04:16Is he a friend of yours?
04:17No.
04:18Oh, thank God.
04:19He's my son.
04:22Kidding.
04:23Sorry.
04:24Professor!
04:25I couldn't resist.
04:26Do you have contact with him?
04:28I'm so sorry.
04:29I have to go get this laundry done.
04:31The next three hours I'll have to do laundries
04:32when I'm a senior.
04:33Okay.
04:34No.
04:35Please, go.
04:38Good morning.
04:40I graded all your midterm papers.
04:42You're all real journalists now.
04:44I'll bet you think that makes you frickin' rock stars.
04:49Well, guess what?
04:50It frickin' does!
04:52You are rock stars because you expose the levers of power
04:58that the elites pull to screw over normal citizens
05:02like you and me.
05:03As George Orwell said,
05:05journalism is printing something that someone doesn't want printed.
05:09Everything else is public relations.
05:13He also said some real bad stuff about gay people.
05:15It was a different time.
05:17Behringer's emails are being leaked to the newspaper.
05:20You're the faculty advisor to the newspaper.
05:23The student editors of the Daily Wheeler have 100% editorial independence.
05:28They show up day one, and I say, tell the truth.
05:32And that's all I say.
05:34There's some other stuff I have to say.
05:37I have to talk about the Wi-Fi passwords.
05:39And then the thermostat in the editor's closet is a little janky.
05:42So you gotta kinda toggle the switch back and forth, junk like that.
05:45But mostly...
05:47Yeah, mostly it's that truth thing.
05:49Okay.
05:50Well, what are your thoughts on Behringer?
05:53Wheeler used to have good presidents, you know?
05:56Homegrown, invested in Wheeler's future.
05:59And Behringer is a corporate parasite.
06:02The board hired him to run this place like a business,
06:04and they're getting exactly what they paid for.
06:06Mr. Griffin, I really wanna help Wheeler College.
06:09I can't do that unless I know who's behind the leaks.
06:12Well, I'll make it easy for you, Ms. Kovalenko.
06:14Even if I knew who the leak was, I wouldn't tell you.
06:17I would literally rather be jailed and never ride my motorcycle again
06:23than betray a journalistic source.
06:25Now, if you'll excuse me...
06:32No, I'm parked really far away.
06:34So I'm not gonna wear this all the way to where I'm parked.
06:37I understand.
06:38Good.
06:43What did Wheeler find?
06:44Oh, God. Okay, okay, okay, look.
06:46Look, could you actually...
06:48I have a meeting, and I'd rather not...
06:50I just do it.
07:00Okay, what did Wheeler find?
07:07Rude.
07:08Acorns don't have butts.
07:12Hey, Dad.
07:13Quick question.
07:14What did Wheeler find?
07:16Oh, my God.
07:17Is it Gold Rush?
07:18Oh, Gold Rush is the best.
07:19Wait, did you get glitter bombed?
07:21How many times?
07:22So many.
07:23Look, I-I just need you to make this stop, please.
07:26Just tell me the answer to this stupid riddle.
07:29What is wrong with you?
07:30You know that I can't do that.
07:31Emily, I can't...
07:32I need...
07:33Tell me the answer this minute, or you are grounded.
07:36Dad, I know this seems silly, but it's actually very important.
07:40You have to figure this out by yourself.
07:43I love you.
07:44Good luck with the glitter.
07:45Did you see the latest leak about Behringer and his bonuses?
07:53I'm telling you, that guy is sus.
07:57I have grandkids, so when it comes to conversing with younger people, I eat and leave no crumbs.
08:05Okay.
08:06Bet.
08:09My friend is one of the editors of the paper.
08:12Some random account called Wheeler Guardian is just sending them emails and, like, secret files and stuff.
08:18Hmm.
08:19I guess Behringer got hacked. Everyone thinks it's hilarious.
08:22Well, nobody likes that guy, huh?
08:24Literally, no.
08:25He became president, like, right before I got here, and I was supposed to go on this camping retreat for Incoming First Series, and he cut the program at the last second.
08:34Well, my daughter went on that camping trip years ago. She met her husband there.
08:38See, that's amazing.
08:39Yeah.
08:41Behringer just doesn't care about stuff like that.
08:44Wheeler isn't just my school. You know, it's my home, and he's ruining it.
08:49Dude, you were supposed to meet me at the room, like, 20 minutes ago. I had to use Find My Friend.
08:53Oh, my God, I totally lost track of time.
08:55Uh, Professor, this is Haley, my roommate.
08:57Nice to meet you.
08:58Sorry to interrupt, but we're late for rowing practice. I was cold, so we stole your sweatshirt.
09:03Well, that's fine. This morning, I stole your overalls.
09:05Oh, my God, they look so good on you.
09:07I know, right?
09:08I promise I'll get this work done as quick as possible.
09:10All good. Go. Have fun.
09:12Wait, you should, like, keep those.
09:13Really? Yes.
09:14Okay, do you want that sweater?
09:15Oh, my God, are you kidding me? Yes.
09:18What did Wheeler find?
09:20Whatever you're about to do, I would think twice.
09:24Yes, ma'am.
09:29Hey.
09:30Hey, Julie, great news.
09:31All the kids here think I'm really cool.
09:34Also, Claire hates Behringer, and she has access to the newspaper, so she had motive and means.
09:43I'm telling you, something's going on here.
09:45Okay. Send me updates.
09:47Okay.
09:48Bette.
09:49Ugh.
09:52Hey, what did Wheeler find?
09:54Oh, come on, you're gonna have to clean it up.
09:59Worth it.
10:00Oh, the structural engineer.
10:08Been out marveling at walls, have you?
10:11Help.
10:12Please.
10:13So, to be clear, a riddle easily solved by 18-year-old children has kerfuffled your intellectual processing.
10:21Just give me a hint.
10:24I've swallowed an entire disco ball.
10:28Have you noticed that I don't like you very much?
10:33I have.
10:34Well, good.
10:35I worried that perhaps you were too busy thinking about rivets.
10:38The reason I don't like you very much is that recently, to save money, Wheeler College has resorted to hiring visiting lecturers like you instead of tenured professors.
10:50Now, the least you can do in your short time here is attempt to understand why those of us who have devoted our lives to the school care so deeply.
11:01Fair enough.
11:03How?
11:04You seem to have bonded with Professor Margadoff.
11:10Find her and tell her that you would like to walk the Golden Path.
11:16That sounds a lot slower than you just telling me.
11:19Oh, it's much slower.
11:21Essentially, the moral calculations surrounding actions should not be limited to what happens immediately.
11:35Thank you, everyone.
11:36See you Friday.
11:37Now a good time to talk?
11:40Sure.
11:41I have about an hour.
11:43Sorry, Professor.
11:44Can I just ask a quick ethical question?
11:47My roommate just cut her own bangs.
11:49And you want to know if you can lie and say they look good?
11:53Okay, yeah.
11:54This has happened before.
11:56So here's my position on this.
11:58Uh, yeah, good.
11:59Take notes because I have a lot of thoughts.
12:01Let me gather.
12:02So in that sense, there's no difference between giving yourself curtain bangs and committing the mass murder of innocent civilians.
12:10I think that's as close as we're going to get to a moral answer.
12:14Wow, that was incredible.
12:16Thank you so much.
12:18Sorry about that.
12:20I have a standing rule.
12:22Any student can come to me with a moral dilemma at any time and I'll talk it out with them.
12:29It's a moot point by now.
12:31You talk for so long that girl's bangs have grown out.
12:34I'll cut right to the chase.
12:36Did you steal Vinnick's portrait and burn it in the garbage can?
12:39It would be ironic for a professor of moral philosophy to be involved in arson.
12:43Not an answer.
12:44Nobody can account for your whereabouts for the last ten minutes of the party.
12:48Where were you?
12:49Well, to answer that question, we first need to ask another one.
12:53How does any of us really know if we are ever truly anywhere?
12:57My God.
12:58Okay.
12:59I am going to assume that your moral code means you can't lie.
13:04So I'll make this easy.
13:05Did you burn the painting?
13:06No.
13:07Do you know who did?
13:08No.
13:09I mean, you could be lying.
13:10I'm not.
13:12Okay.
13:13Well, this was a waste of time.
13:16One last thing.
13:18How do you feel about Jack Berenger?
13:20Berenger is the human equivalent of a curtain bang.
13:23Hiring an outsider with no connection to Wheeler was the worst decision this college has ever made.
13:30Very chatty all of a sudden.
13:33What got into you?
13:35Well, to answer that, we have to begin by asking, what are words?
13:39Okay.
13:40Goodbye.
13:41Okay.
13:42Stop one on the golden path.
13:46According to legend, this is the creek where Francis Wheeler first started panning for gold.
13:51It starts way up north in the mountains and ends up here on the campus.
13:56And when the new students arrive, we give them sifters and shovels, and they spend a whole day panning for gold.
14:02Has anyone ever found any?
14:04No.
14:05Because there isn't any gold in this creek, and there never was.
14:11Wheeler looked for years, and he came up empty.
14:14And that's the whole point.
14:16No one ever finds anything.
14:19Well, ten years ago, somebody did find a huge bag of shrooms.
14:24What did you do?
14:25We turned it in to the police.
14:30This is the very spot where Wheeler decided to start his school.
14:35He had realized that wealth was fleeting, and that the true accomplishment would be to create something lasting.
14:44At the beginning of year two, all the kids come here to think about what they might want to study, what's important to them,
14:52how to design a meaningful life.
14:55I came here after I took those mushrooms that kid found in the creek.
15:00It was a mistake.
15:05The Garden of Wisdom.
15:08All of these stones were placed here by Wheeler graduates.
15:13When people come back here for reunions or whatever, they write on these rocks things that they wish they had known when they were in school.
15:22And the kids come here at the beginning of junior year and they spent a whole day just reading all this wisdom from the past.
15:30That is so neat.
15:31Yeah.
15:32By the time you graduate, you should know something about everything and everything about something.
15:38What does this one say?
15:40Never trust an Irishman.
15:42Oh.
15:43Okay.
15:44Some of these are old.
15:45I'm going to throw it away.
15:47Last stop on the Golden Path, the Wall of Reflection.
15:52You've passed this a thousand times over four years, but on the day you graduate, you come here, you stand in this spot,
16:01and you finally see the person you've become during your time here.
16:11Whoa!
16:13All of those people are Wheeler graduates or teachers dating back to the very beginning of the school.
16:20You're one of us now.
16:22So, I ask you one more time.
16:25Francis Wheeler came here in search of gold, but he found something much more important.
16:31What did Wheeler find?
16:34I mean, I feel like I have some guesses, but I don't know if I have, you know, the exact answer.
16:40Oh, God, I really hate to do this.
16:43You wouldn't.
16:44I wouldn't?
16:46Tom Selleck went here?
16:48What?
16:49No, no, no, no, no, no.
16:55Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair.
17:05The statue that bears that inscription has been reduced to dust.
17:10Shelley's poem, however, is still amongst the most famous in the Western canon.
17:17A few years ago, when I was in London, I visited the building where Charles Dickens wrote the first lines of Bleak House.
17:25It is now a Burger King.
17:28People do not last.
17:30Money, fame, power does not last.
17:34But ideas, ideas born of passion, can endure.
17:40You are.
17:41Dr. Cole, do you have a minute?
17:46Oh.
17:47The gum shoe.
17:49Am I under arrest for teaching books that you can't buy in an airport?
17:53Quick question.
17:54Do you know who's leaking emails to the school paper?
17:57Well, running right at it, eh?
17:59Aren't you supposed to be a bit cagier in your investigations?
18:03Time for caginess has passed.
18:04I'm going with direct assault now.
18:06Fair enough.
18:07I do not know who is leaking Behringer's private information.
18:11Although I applaud them heartily.
18:13You seem to really love Wheeler.
18:15Mm-hmm.
18:16Are you not worried about all of this chaos?
18:18Oh, I am.
18:19But sadly, we've brought it all on ourselves.
18:22The moment the board chose Jack Behringer for president, they set this school on a path of self-destruction.
18:28All of this became inevitable.
18:30Although, I suppose I can't fault them for choosing Behringer.
18:35After all, he has an MBA.
18:38That takes two whole years.
18:43Professor, you have a second?
18:45Yes, of course.
18:46Come on in.
18:47So, um...
18:50I apologize, but I think you need to find a new research assistant.
18:54Oh.
18:57May I ask why?
18:59Uh, I have to drop out of Wheeler.
19:01Unless...
19:02I mean...
19:03Is there any chance being your research assistant pays $86,000 a year?
19:06Does not.
19:07Figured.
19:08My first two years, I had, like, a bunch of loans and grants.
19:10And then the rest of my tuition was paid for because my family is under the income threshold.
19:15But President Behringer got rid of that rule.
19:18And that's why you have so many jobs.
19:20But it's barely making a dent.
19:22So this will be my final semester.
19:24I'm really sorry to hear that.
19:25I know how much you love it here.
19:27I do.
19:28But I've made a lot of memories here, and you can't really put a price tag on that, you know?
19:32Well, actually, you can.
19:34It's $86,000 a year.
19:37Professor Neumdike.
19:47Hi.
19:48Good to see you again.
19:49Oh, hi.
19:50Yes, of course.
19:51Nice to see you, too.
19:52Good to see you.
19:53Yeah.
19:54I can't believe I have to watch this.
19:55If I wanted to sit through a crappy recital regarding all my life's decisions, I would have had kids.
20:00Any updates?
20:02Blair's leaving school, thanks to Behringer's new cost-cutting moves.
20:06She can't afford it.
20:08And she's pissed.
20:10How'd your interviews go?
20:12No love lost between the faculty and Behringer, either.
20:15Hey, let's keep our eye out at this thing, see if we notice any subtle signs of discontent.
20:21Okay.
20:26That was a composition from 1916 written by a Wheeler graduate.
20:32We did change the name of the song.
20:34It is now called Don't Drown the Harlot in the River.
20:41My grandkids taught me that.
20:45It hurts.
20:46What a delight.
20:47Thank you, Professor Margadoff, and good afternoon, everyone.
20:52We gather here today for one of our most indelible traditions.
20:56Every year, we plant a young sapling that will blossom into a new tree, joining our forest of mighty oaks.
21:06As we say, Wheeler isn't one person.
21:11Wheeler is all of us.
21:17What are you doing?
21:21I've been covered in mine!
21:24Protect me!
21:26Protect me!
21:27I think I noticed a subtle sign of discontent.
21:36Take these to the dry cleaner, have them washed and checked for bullet holes.
21:40Okay, okay.
21:41Let's calm down.
21:42You weren't shot.
21:43I was covered in mud.
21:45You know, in many cultures, that's considered worse.
21:48What if it's not mud next time?
21:53What if it's poo?
21:55Okay, this is getting away from us.
21:57You need to find that mad mudder before Behringer falls to pieces.
22:00So start with Claire.
22:01See if she was angry enough to throw a grenade on her way out the door.
22:05What are you gonna do?
22:07I have to ask our client a few questions.
22:13Hey, Holly.
22:14I really need to talk.
22:15Oh.
22:17Are you okay?
22:18Oh.
22:19Yeah.
22:20I'm fine.
22:21Every day at 2 o'clock, I cry really hard for 10 minutes.
22:24What's up?
22:25Okay.
22:26I need you to tell me what happened two years ago, when Behringer was hired.
22:29Uh, well, it was bound to Behringer and one other person, and the board went with Behringer.
22:36Pretty typical.
22:37Mm-hmm.
22:38Except the other candidate was Ben Cole.
22:39Wasn't it?
22:41So your close friend got passed over for a job that Behringer got.
22:45A fact you neglected to mention to me, the PI you hired to investigate a crime against Jack Behringer.
22:52Because it's not important.
22:54Are you telling me that Cole wasn't angry?
22:56Angry enough to steal a laptop and blackmail the guy who beat him for the job?
23:01That's exactly what I'm telling you.
23:03And I can prove it.
23:05Dr. Cole, welcome.
23:06We're excited to speak with you about your candidacy.
23:09Thank you, Keith.
23:10I've prepared a statement.
23:12This interview is a grotesque farce.
23:16We all know I'm not actually a candidate for the presidency.
23:20In fact, I'd bet a fair amount of money Keith isn't even listening to me right now.
23:25Indeed, I can see by the reflection in his glasses that he is playing minesweeper.
23:30Wheeler College deserves to be guided by someone who cares more about books than balance sheets.
23:37Which obviously will not be the case.
23:40So, good luck sealing Wheeler College into a tomb of greed and ignorance, Keith.
23:47You impossible twit.
23:49Thank you, Dr. Cole.
23:51Inspirational as always.
23:53Ben wasn't angry at Berenger.
23:58He was angry at the state of higher education.
24:01Well, I still think it's relevant he was denied the job.
24:05I've known the man almost 40 years.
24:08He's like a brother to me.
24:10I guarantee he is not the person you're looking for.
24:17Everything okay?
24:20Yeah.
24:21Yeah.
24:22Thanks.
24:23Every year it costs more and more for the students.
24:26And we work harder and harder to make ends meet.
24:29The president of this college profits from slashing student programs and reducing financial aid.
24:34Woo!
24:35And guys, he's enough.
24:37Hit the road, Jack.
24:38Hit the road, Jack.
24:39Hit the road, Jack.
24:40Hit the road, Jack.
24:41Hit the road, Jack.
24:42Hit the road, Jack.
24:43Hit the road, Jack.
24:44Hit the road, Jack.
24:45Hit the road, Jack.
24:46Hit the road, Jack.
24:47Hit the road, Jack.
24:48Okay, where do we stand?
24:50Have you found the would-be assassin?
24:51I haven't found the perpetrator, no.
24:54In fact, I've decided not to look.
24:57Why not?
24:58Because it wouldn't matter.
25:00Could have been anyone.
25:01So we're just gonna do nothing?
25:03No, no.
25:04You're gonna do something.
25:06You're gonna approach the board and you're gonna tell them you're returning your bonuses.
25:11You're also gonna convince them to reinstate the free tuition threshold.
25:16Why in the world would I do that?
25:18We're trying to find the person who's blackmailing you and right now everybody hates you.
25:23You're the symbol of everything that's wrong at Wheeler.
25:26High tuition, cut programs.
25:28You need to lower the temperature on campus or we're never gonna be able to find this person.
25:33For the record, Jack, I think the board would go for this and it could be some good PR.
25:39I'll make the announcement tomorrow.
25:40I took the liberty of writing your speech.
25:42Ah, wonderful.
25:43Being covered in mud was a shock.
25:44But it was also a wake-up call.
25:45I am proud to announce that we will be restoring our financial aid policy so that students from
25:50all economic backgrounds can benefit from a Wheeler education.
25:56I am also returning all bonus payments I personally have.
25:59I'm proud to announce that we will be restoring our financial aid policy so that students from
26:04all economic backgrounds can benefit from a Wheeler education.
26:09I am also returning all bonus payments I personally received.
26:14Actually, I'm keeping $42.
26:17That's how much it costs to dry clean the suit.
26:20Good joke, right?
26:23Well written.
26:25Hi, professor.
26:26Claire.
26:27Hey, good news, right?
26:29You get to stay?
26:30It's gonna be tough.
26:31In addition to my 12 jobs, I'll have to get five more jobs.
26:34But yeah, I think I can make it work.
26:36That's great.
26:37I'm so glad.
26:38Do me one favor, though.
26:41Tell your roommate, Haley, not to attack anyone else with any buckets of anything, please.
26:49How did you know?
26:52First, I thought it was you.
26:54The person who attacked Behringer is wearing pink sneakers.
26:57And one of the first things I noticed about you was that you wore pink sneakers pretty much
27:01every day.
27:02Then I remembered that you and Haley share your clothes.
27:05And I figured she got angry when you had to drop out.
27:09Exacted her revenge.
27:11She was real pissed when she read about how much money Behringer makes.
27:15You gonna tell anyone?
27:17You get to stay at Wheeler, but your best friend has to leave?
27:22Doesn't make a lot of sense, does it?
27:24Hey, I have a question for you.
27:30What did Wheeler find?
27:33I've been thinking about this a lot.
27:35I don't know if it's right, but I think he came here searching for gold.
27:40But what he found was a family.
27:45Oh, thank you.
27:50Gotcha!
27:52Whoa!
27:53I got the thing!
27:55What?
27:56I figured it out!
27:57Oh, I'm sorry.
27:59I didn't see that.
28:01Claire!
28:02Oh, I haven't seen you for so long.
28:05You wanna get coffee?
28:06That would be great.
28:08Okay.
28:09Yes, my treat.
28:10My treat.
28:11Okay.
28:15And, tell me which thing you would do.
28:17Okay.
28:18So, let's try and paint it all the time.
28:19And it's very good.
28:20I'm going to pass away.
28:21My treat.
28:22This is a different form.
28:23You don't know what?
28:24Yeah.
28:25Maybe it's not the same.
28:26The same thing.
28:27It's not the same thing was that from the hospital.
28:28It's not the same.
28:29You don't know something.
28:30I'm going to meet your Aunt.
28:31I'm going to get to the hospital.
28:32I'm going to be a hospital.
28:33You don't know what it's been because you're going to get me on.
28:34Once these days, you're going to come to the hospital in my hospital.
28:36You're in those days.
28:37I'm going torator.
28:38I'm going to get to the hospital.
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