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Don't forget. Set the cameras, and then grab them when you leave.

The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent

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Hold on. We got a guard in the room.

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Shit!

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Hola?

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Okay, Nick, there's a window to your left. Go out that window, get outside, go across the ledge, okay? Scoot across the ledge, and then climb into the security room window.

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I did. I did. Nick, listen to me right now. You have 30 seconds until you're drooling on the floor. Go back into the pouch and get the antidote asap.

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I touched my forehead. You touched your forehead? I think so. I'm not 100% sure. Did you or didn't you? You know what? I don't think I did.

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It's locked. Where's the key that we gave you? Inside with the antidote. Oh, fuck this shit! Okay. Oh, shit. Okay.

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Do it now, Nick! Now! He's getting closer. He's fucking dead. He's dead. Martin, I can hear you.

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Come on, Nick. You can do this, okay? Keep moving. Keep moving.

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I think I can hide under the...

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Hold on.

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Hola.

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There's nowhere to hide in here.

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Uh-oh. Oh, shit, we got a guy coming. Nick, guard on the way. All right, Nick, stay calm. Just like we talked about. Take the incapacitating agent out of the pouch. Put it in your hand. Remove the outer layer. The inner layer has the chemical on it. Now, if you touch that to someone's skin, they'll be out in seconds.

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All right, here we go, Nick. We're going to create a power blip big enough to reboot all the security cameras. Once that happens, you got exactly four minutes and ten seconds to get in and get out before they come back online.

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A few years ago, my relationship with my father had deteriorated to the point where we were no longer speaking. He could be extremely difficult, my father. And to be fair, maybe I am not much better.

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We both loved it. We would quote it back and forth. In a way, my father was Tess. The former first lady. And I was Doug chesnic. The secret service agent charged with taking care of him.

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Don't forget. Set the cameras, and then grab them when you leave.

Hold on. We got a guard in the room.

Shit!

Hola?

Okay, Nick, there's a window to your left. Go out that window, get outside, go across the ledge, okay? Scoot across the ledge, and then climb into the security room window.

I did. I did. Nick, listen to me right now. You have 30 seconds until you're drooling on the floor. Go back into the pouch and get the antidote asap.

I touched my forehead. You touched your forehead? I think so. I'm not 100% sure. Did you or didn't you? You know what? I don't think I did.

It's locked. Where's the key that we gave you? Inside with the antidote. Oh, fuck this shit! Okay. Oh, shit. Okay.

Do it now, Nick! Now! He's getting closer. He's fucking dead. He's dead. Martin, I can hear you.

Come on, Nick. You can do this, okay? Keep moving. Keep moving.

I think I can hide under the...

Hold on.

Hola.

There's nowhere to hide in here.

All right, here we go, Nick. We're going to create a power blip big enough to reboot all the security cameras. Once that happens, you got exactly four minutes and ten seconds to get in and get out before they come back online.

A few years ago, my relationship with my father had deteriorated to the point where we were no longer speaking. He could be extremely difficult, my father. And to be fair, maybe I am not much better.

We both loved it. We would quote it back and forth. In a way, my father was Tess. The former first lady. And I was Doug chesnic. The secret service agent charged with taking care of him.