No, I haven't. And no, it's not, all right? Cough it up. Where are we headed? Where's the third egg? All right, fine.
Red Notice
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[grunts, groans] [all cheering]
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My mom and I never saw him again.
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We'll disappear into the crowd. We'll be home free. [ominous music playing]
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1.2s
Hey, hey, hey.
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A-ha-- [grunts]
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[Booth] You gonna be this grumpy the whole trip? Wait till you see our ride. You're gonna love it.
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1.9s
[grunting]
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1s
Huh.
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[grunts]
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Sotto Voce. How are we gonna get his voice and his facial? Well, first off, a positive mental attitude helps.
Red Notice
5.2s
I could flip this for $25 million, easy. There's, like, three of these left on the planet. Four!
Red Notice
1s
Thank you.
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Wait, stop.
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5.1s
[The Bishop] I know it sounds like a tough childhood, but my father made me who I am today.
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But when I discovered what was inside it, I knew right then that I held in my hand the secret to the third egg's location.
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1.5s
Do you trust me?
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The eyes and ears are in a secure room in the west hall. Eighty-seven motion-sensitive 8K cameras with an overlapping field of vision, so there are no natural blind spots. They're always watching, always listening. Kinda like Alexa but with guns. Now, here's where things get a little tricky. The vault door to the egg room is a military-grade, biometric portal made out of a foot and a half of solid titanium. So you can't drill it and you can't make it go boom. The only way through it is with facial and voice recognition. And there's only one face and one voice that opens it.
