[both yell] -[Teddy] Why are we going up? -No! No! No! [grunting]
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Oh, for the love of God, we almost died.
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Marty's Fitness.
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One brisk afternoon, while we were fishing on the frozen lake, we saw a large form approaching.
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He was a kind man.
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He taught me many useful things.
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I was raised by my grandfather on a frozen lake 50 miles from nowhere.
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[man on radio] Good morning, Yorktown. It's ten past eight on a beautiful Monday morning. None of my kids talk to me. I don't know where they are. [Teddy] Look who's up, huh? Happy birthday.
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What time is it?
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No! -[gunshots] -[prisoner groans]
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-I mean, who really needs addresses? -My customers. Then they'll call you, Marty. You left out the phone number too. Dammit, did I? Teddy, you're a nice guy. You really are. But I need a dude with some grit. I got grit.
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Aw, come on.
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Ah! Ah! [men screaming]
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Or made a giant mistake.
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Some cut-rate operator just got lucky?
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It was a grizzly. My grandfather yelled at me to run, so I took off as fast as my little legs would carry me.
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I share this with you because when you beg for your life, I'm not gonna hear your screams. [steam whistling] Any feeling I once had dried up on that frozen lake long ago.
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And when I looked back, I learned the last thing that my unfortunate grandfather would ever teach me. Bears have very sharp claws, which they use to fillet the skin off their still-breathing victims.
