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month. What
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crinkling. Hello
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and welcome to the Kakos Industries corporate
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shareholder announcements. At Kakos Industries,
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we help our clients to do evil better.
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I am core indeed the third CEO, and
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I am as always obligated to
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share these announcements with you, Kakos
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industry shareholders. Happy
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new year. I hope that it treats
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you and all of yours well. Last
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time, we gust in detail the confusion
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that I have been experiencing regarding
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the Matt Moss and just what the fuck
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it wants from us. If you are
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recently joining us or you don't
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know what I'm talking about due to the consequences
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of an experiment that we ran here at Kakos
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Industries, Then let me remind
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you that the Mat Moss is this sort
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of black boos that lives in
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and around Kakos Industries, and we've
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recently learned quite a bit about it sentience,
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and its ability to affect and
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infect people, and to somehow
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connect them to some sort of semi
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hive mind. I'll admit that if you're
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coming into this knowledge cold, then that probably
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sounds like a lot, but please understand
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that this has been a slow build for those
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of us following along in real time.
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I'll get into the updates we've had
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in due time, but for now let's get
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through the regular formalities. Today's
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broadcast is coming to you from a guitar
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practice amp that has been modified
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to include a radio and
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playback these announcements. As
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far as our radios go, this
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one doesn't really require much
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stretching of the imagination. But
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not all of our radios can be
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animatronic or using some
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sort of by a lot antenna or
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some other high-tech, what have
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you? Sometimes you get
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something that has a speaker and
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an antenna in it. Apparently,
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this radio comes to us from a collaboration
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between our division of Shred and
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Dave's guitars. Apparently,
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the division of shred had the wild
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idea to increase global evil by
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teaching all of the world's children to
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play heavy metal. this
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idea is flawless, it
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somehow ran into trouble when
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even teaching children to play heavy
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metal requires a significant mental
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hurdle that not every child is
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ready to make. There is a
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certain amount of focus required and
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repetition and all that.
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So it can be difficult to get kids
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to sit still and learn.
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Even if it is, both badass and
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super evil. So
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we have like a lot of
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extra practice amps. They
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are so fucking cheap when you buy
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in bulk. Anyway, it's
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somehow in stereo because that's
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important to the division of Radio Trans mission,
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but I can't exactly see how. The
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sound quality is a little boosted in
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the mids, but you can dial in the tone with
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the e Q controls if you want.
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And if things aren't knocking your socks
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off, then go ahead and crank the
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game. It won't get that
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loud, but it can get a whole lot more
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distorted. Of course,
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these announcements are strictly for industry's
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shareholders So if you're not
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a shareholder, then you'll need to start shredding
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right away. I don't care
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what you shred with a seven
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string baritone guitar works just
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fine. Scissors will
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also do. Pantamine is
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probably acceptable also. Whatever
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you do, you'll need to become evil
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as soon as possible. There
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are frequencies hidden in this broadcast
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that can rattle you to your core and
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send you directly into madness.
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If you don't embrace the darkness within,
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immediately. We
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recently had Yule shareholders,
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you were probably there. As
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always, we celebrate the darkest night
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of the year with a big celebration including
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a bonfire, excessive imbibing,
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and some downright unruly dancing
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and singing. I am also
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contractually obligated to dress
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as the vampire monster and
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to dole out punishments to all of
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you who so wish for your evil deeds
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by spanking you with a bunch
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of sticks. This process
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takes up most of my if I'm
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honest. So I don't usually get to
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enjoy the other parts. Like
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you might be thinking, how many of the
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shareholders really like being bent
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over and or punished? And
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or spanked. And I think you can
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stop right there because you know deep down
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that it's already a lot. For
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me, it's business. I
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emphasize that every year.
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I have been known to enjoy
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my work at other times of the year, but
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whacking people with thorny just
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gets tiring after a few hours.
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I like that you like it.
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Of course, I like bringing evil to
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your lives. There are
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a few of you from whom I look
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forward to the one minute updates on
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your life as we go through the ritual.
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I get to know quite a few of you
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that way. There weren't
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any awkward surprises this
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year. Kimi did not set up
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Eddie to make a fool of herself or
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me this year. She's far too busy
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with Clarissa and Hedera, my
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liaisons to the Matmos. As
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we've established, they just kind
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of lounge around the building in
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a way sort of reminiscent
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of corpses. They've
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attracted a lot of attention from this behavior.
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Kimmy and Eddie still spend a lot of
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time together, but Kimmy's more
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mischievous inclinations are directed
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elsewhere. About an hour
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before dawn during the celebration, I
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was finally free enough to sit
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down and enjoy a nice glass of beer
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with Kimionetti as Most
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of you lost your shit around the bonfire,
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screaming and flailing, and
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welcoming the sun once more.
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We also had the gist of all recently.
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Quite a few of you actually wrote
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jokes and did your best to entertain
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a crowd. Others of
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you lampooned me in tired
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and lame ways, and I had you sent
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to party jail for the rest of the
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night. Look, if
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you don't have a party jail at your get
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togethers, then I think
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you're missing out. I don't think I'm
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gonna party without a party jail if I
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can help it. Anyone
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harshing your fun time? Put them
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in party jail. Simple.
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I love it. Our
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New Year's Eve celebration is always
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a blast. This year,
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the theme was doing a lot of drugs.
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I think that was the theme last
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year and maybe even the year before,
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just lots of drugs, and
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alcohol, which is like
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the worst drug really. I
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assume that we are all paying for
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our excesses today in some way.
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May your recovery be speedy?
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We are
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looking at having the festival of dark
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and the festival of genes in
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person again this year. The festival
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of darkness will be about finding
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the darkest places where humans
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can still exist. Which is
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usually inside
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of our hearts. The festival
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of genes will have flavors
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this year. I am
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so excited to figure out what that
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means. I
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mentioned that I would get into some
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updates about the Matt Moss
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people. I mentioned last
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time that there seems to be
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Some difference between the kinds
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of cloaks that the people infected with
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the Matt Moss wear, I
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have continued to receive dead animals
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and other gross things from the people
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in magenta cloaks. I don't
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even really wanna tell you that much about
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it because it's just unpleasant. It's
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like a cartoonish level of unhinged.
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Anyway, I needed some answers.
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The only way to get answers
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without drinking the ooze is
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through Clarissa and Hadera. So
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I decided to go limp with
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them. I mentioned their penchant
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for just sort of taking up
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space and trying to look as
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dead as possible. Well, I
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did my best to emulate
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this technique. I found
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them and I lay down. Not
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quite the way that Kimmy has
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approached them in the past respecting their
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space and time. I'm a busy
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man and I need answers
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quickly. I upped the
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pressure. I lay
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across their laps as they sat
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against the wall. Completely
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sprawled, deadweight. Ordinarily,
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I tried to respect people's personal
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space and boundaries, but it was honestly
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no worse than they've done to me,
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applying literal pressure
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with my whole body. If
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I thought it wasn't annoying enough, I could
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shift and make much more uncomfortable.
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And they couldn't escape without moving
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me, so it made it really difficult for
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them to sneak away or
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change anything without admitting defeat.
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Truth be told they could handle what I
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thought for sure would be too much
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contact and awkward spinal
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positions for much longer than
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anticipated. So I started
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to lean in with the listless
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mowns. I couldn't even
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stand myself during that time. It
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was that annoying. Without
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meeting around the bush, Clarissa asked
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me what I wanted to know. I
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rolled away from them, freeing them from the
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burden of my weight, and I got to the
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point. I asked about the
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magenta cloaks. Klaris
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responded that they
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belonged to the princess. I
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knew that they had likely budgeted
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me a number of words so I
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had to be brief. I asked if
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the princess was one of the monsters. Hadera
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simply said, she's
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a pool. I started
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to roll back onto their legs when
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Clarissa added that the princess
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is an old collection of Matmoss
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separate from the other pools. And
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she's gone weird. I
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gathered that her followers shared
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in that weirdness that isolation,
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that psychological decay. Hadera
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added that they
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don't like hang I
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think that means that they're kept separate
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and they don't jive with the rest of the
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people living with the Matmos. I
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asked why they kept to themselves. Klarissa
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rolled over and put her forehead on the
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ground in anguish. Fucking
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politics. There
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was an exasperated sigh. Hadera
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added, they probably heard we
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were talking to you and had
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some FOMO. I
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asked what I should do. Clarissa
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just kind of screamed into the ground.
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They suck so much. She
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said, I took that to
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mean there wasn't an obvious
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answer. I knew I had
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limited time left before they went
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silent again. I asked,
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what about the dancers and the slightly
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purplish cloaks? Hidera
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said, oh, they
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belonged to Buddy. He's chill.
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I could sense that they were
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just about to clam up. Who
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do you belong to? I
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asked. Clarissa
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sat up, looked me dead in the eye and
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said, fucking not you
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ass hat. I was
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surprised by that outburst to be sure I
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was so caught off guard all I could
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think to say was, well, I
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know that. Hidera wanted to
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head off my next question and said,
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it doesn't work that way. Okay?
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At around that time,
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Kimmy had appeared with her makeup kits ready to
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do some wild designs on the
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faces of Clarissa and Heathera. She
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was surprised to see me sitting there
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by them, and to see that they
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were talking to me. Seeing
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an opportunity, they both sprang up
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with much more energy than I would expect them
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to have. Beach grabbed one of Kimmy's
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hands. Take us to get
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dinner, Clarissa said, Kimmy
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could barely sputter an ascent
12:43
she was so excited that they actually
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wanted to do something with her. Kimmy
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looked back at me with a surprised
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face that seemed to say, I don't
12:52
know what you did, but thank
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you. I'd gotten about as much
12:56
information as I had expected, so I
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went on with my day. I checked
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in on Kimi later and she told me
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a bit about how the evening went.
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She said that it started promising.
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The Mat Moss twins wanted her to
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take them shopping, so she went
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down to the taco small and took them to
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a couple of the shops. She told
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me they picked out nothing but black sweats,
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and they put them on under the robes
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and insisted on shoplifting.
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They convince her to get an ear
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piercing from a kiosk. Then
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she took them to one of the nicer restaurants
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in the building where they proceeded to get
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very drunk. She
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described them chugging wine like it
13:34
was water, and they had just been
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exercising in the summer heat.
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They ate some expensive food, and
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then proceeded to vomit in the
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halls on the way back. She got them
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cleaned up and then just sort of
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left them where she found them. Not all
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that educational as I under stand
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it. That being said, it was definitely
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a change of pace, which I
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think Kimi appreciated. Now,
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I could just leave all of this up to time
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and the benevolence of this black
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sludge to someday tell me
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everything that's actually going on. But
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I have a company to run and while a
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certain amount of chaos does paradoxically
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improve morale and our functionality,
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At a certain point, you lose that benefit
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and things just start trending downwards.
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So a group of the magenta
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hooded figures brought me a box
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filled with at rats, and I
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gave the signal, and my security
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team grabbed them and took them in for
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interrogation. I don't have
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to wait I don't have to hope. I don't have
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to give them space to do
14:36
whatever. Unfortunately, the
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people in the magenta hood seem to be
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faring about as well mentally
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as you might assume from their gifts.
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They are a variety of
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ages, but they all have this kind of
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strange look in their eyes.
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They make plenty of noise, but they're not
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really speaking any languages we could
14:55
figure out. And the
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laughter is just
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bone chilling. There
15:02
is a coherence in a sense
15:04
to the way they speak. They
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seem to understand each other.
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Then again, they could be communicating entirely
15:12
telepathically or however the
15:14
communication through the Matmos
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works. But who knows what
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they are thinking or saying to each
15:20
other? Our best interrogators
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found that basically nothing worked
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no offers, no bribes, no threats,
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no pain. They just
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kind of roll with it. At
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a certain point, the interrogators gave
15:34
up. We were able
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to identify a few of the
15:38
people based on DNA samples and
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other biometrics. The
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ones we were able to identify were
15:45
former employees who just disappeared for
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the most part. A few
15:49
were from divisions that closed down and they
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kind of slipped through the cracks when
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reassignment came up, possibly
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literally as well as figuratively.
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Others just walked off the job one day.
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The story isn't that different from what
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we've learned about other people who live
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with the Matmoss. Of course,
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some employees disappear before we're
16:10
able to build a complete profile on
16:12
them. Contrary to
16:14
what some may believe, we don't always
16:17
bring people in on day
16:19
one and then extract their DNA and
16:21
fingerprints and whatever else might
16:23
identify them. Dangerous jobs,
16:25
sure, we need to. But for
16:27
your average employee, not
16:29
always necessary. And
16:31
besides, we can always collect DNA and
16:33
other important information from the
16:35
trash our employees discard or leave
16:38
at their desks. We have
16:40
our ways okay, but
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some people go missing before we have
16:44
the information. We're
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guessing that's the case with some of the younger
16:48
members of this group. We
16:50
couldn't get anything out of them. We
16:53
told them not to kill anymore animals,
16:55
to give to me. We told them that
16:57
was creepiest fuck. It
17:00
probably made no difference. We
17:02
let them have their hoods back
17:04
and we let them loose. We
17:07
also took in some of the people with
17:09
these slightly purplish robes that
17:11
do all of the dancing. They
17:13
are pretty chill, very calm, not
17:15
particularly deep. Couldn't really
17:17
tell us what was going
17:18
on, but they kept talking about Buddy. They
17:21
really liked Buddy. I
17:23
don't know if that's a title or a
17:25
name. Like, it was
17:27
really hard to get anything
17:29
from them. They kind of
17:31
seem high. These people who
17:33
belong to Buddy, and they're
17:35
also all very thin. Like
17:37
the doctors that checked them out felt that
17:39
they were malnourished. I gave one
17:41
of them a hamburger and he said, oh,
17:43
yeah. Thanks, bro. This looks delish.
17:46
And then he just kind of giggled for a while
17:48
while the food got cold.
17:51
At one point,
17:53
a member of our team reminded him
17:55
to eat the food and he was
17:57
very thankful for the reminder and
17:59
had a french fry then
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went on and on about how great
18:03
it was without eating
18:05
another one. The members of
18:07
this particular group mostly came
18:10
from the closure of the division of
18:12
extra aggression. Which
18:14
Cloaks for ways to make people that much
18:16
more aggressive. It's definitely
18:18
a shift from their personalities four.
18:21
The division of extra
18:23
aggression was only closed down about
18:25
a year ago. So it does
18:27
make us wonder if buddy is a relatively new presence
18:31
or if their people just
18:33
tend to not survive long
18:35
under the influence. For
18:37
obvious reasons, I think we've been looking into
18:39
ways to remove the Matt Moss
18:41
from people, not just to ensure
18:43
the loyalty of our staff, but
18:45
also to maybe save some evil
18:48
lives. We're going to check
18:50
on the ever so slightly purplish
18:52
robes again soon to see if things are still
18:54
not going well for them. We
18:56
may need to intervene. They have to
18:58
be eating something at least some of the
19:00
time where they wouldn't have lasted this
19:03
long. We're just not sure
19:05
what. So
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I should also mention that a different
19:10
group of robed people brought
19:12
me some dead flowers. We didn't see who
19:14
did it. But there have been rumors about
19:17
hooded figures and slightly more
19:19
form fitting cloaks. But
19:21
the cloaks also happen to have cat
19:23
ears at the top. I
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am so excited to learn
19:27
more about them. Clarissa
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and Hedera gave me a half eaten
19:35
jar of peanut butter the other
19:37
day. Clarissa told me if
19:39
I any questions she would scream.
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There's a part of me that thinks the
19:43
oozes must be seeking to curry
19:45
favor with me. But
19:47
I can't imagine why. From
19:50
my understanding of things, they don't seem to
19:52
view me as particularly powerful.
19:56
Or important. It's
19:58
also possible that the ooze is playing
20:00
with me. It's also possible that
20:02
it's just not as smart as we give a credit for
20:05
being, especially these smaller
20:07
segregated pools. We
20:09
always want to imagine other people
20:12
as being smart and in control,
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but oftentimes, the
20:16
world is just dumber than
20:18
that. Maybe the same is true
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for sentient oozes. Today,
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we'd like to spotlight another one of our
20:26
most accomplished employees. That
20:29
employee is Glenda Henkel, Glenda
20:31
works in our division of Quantum
20:34
Surveillance. They tell me she hasn't stopped
20:36
observing for even one fraction of
20:38
a second. In
20:40
ten years, Thank you for your hard
20:42
work, Glenda. The
20:46
division of erotic experiences seems to
20:48
still be struggling with the
20:50
question of What isn't sex? I
20:52
think the trouble they're running into is
20:54
just about anything can be sex if the
20:56
parties involved want it
20:58
to be. If it turns them
21:00
on, then who is to argue?
21:02
But they've been really struggling
21:04
with this, like up all night
21:06
thinking about it. And by them, I mean
21:09
doctor Dunkelhorn and Jasmine Aschna.
21:11
Rather than argue with them or try to
21:13
get them to refocus on other projects
21:15
that actually advance evil in the world I've
21:18
just forbidden them from taking any
21:20
stimulants of any kind. I
21:22
feel like that can be a first step
21:24
in an obsession spiral. Dunk without
21:26
his stems though, he'll
21:28
need to be monitored. I
21:31
should tell you shareholders that while
21:33
this division is certainly a favorite
21:35
of yours. We've been slowly
21:37
reducing their budget and their workforce
21:40
because they just aren't showing us the results we would
21:42
like to see. I think that has
21:44
something to do with why their works have
21:46
been more conceptual as of
21:49
late. That being said, if
21:51
they come to me with a great idea, then I'll give them a budget to do
21:53
something with it. This
21:55
ain't it, though. The
21:59
division of figuring out what all of these keys go to
22:02
opened an escape hatch in the back
22:04
of a monster enclosure. They
22:07
let the monster out.
22:09
They will stop at nothing when it comes
22:11
to discovering the purpose of those keys.
22:15
The Division of Kaiju battle
22:18
reenactment recently enacted Tianakulatorio
22:21
versus squiggly Dubai
22:23
bow. They had approximately
22:25
three people in each costume to manage all
22:27
of the tentacles that were flying
22:30
everywhere. It was chaos.
22:32
If you were in the front row, you
22:34
really had to watch out or you'd get whacked.
22:38
Entertainment at its finest. They
22:42
say that evil once scored ten
22:44
goals despite not playing for a
22:46
team in that match, nor playing
22:48
the correct sport. This is things
22:50
we're taking credit for now. Today,
22:53
we're taking credit for clothing,
22:56
makeup, and the insecurity you
22:58
feel about your appearance are
23:00
what you do. Obviously, we can't know
23:02
for certain that we did these things,
23:05
but we definitely did and it would
23:07
be why for you to agree with
23:09
that before that amplifier in front of you
23:11
starts to feed back.
23:15
Caleb Martin has won today's ruin
23:17
a life drawing. As a
23:19
result, the life of Caleb's nemesis will
23:21
be ruined. That
23:23
nemesis is my Femmet. That's
23:25
an unusual spelling. We
23:27
gave the wheel of misery a
23:29
solid firm spin with eye
23:31
contact and it landed on the
23:34
space for minimalism. We all
23:36
know that minimalism can be a
23:38
great design philosophy. We also
23:40
know that it be an amazing goal to
23:42
declutter one's life. But we all
23:44
know someone who's taking it a bit far, don't
23:47
we? From today forward,
23:49
That friend will be AAA Fomet.
23:51
For evil measure, Caleb
23:53
Martin will be seventeen percent less
23:56
minimalist. Which might lead to some excessive
23:59
clutter. We shall see. Congratulations
24:01
on the win and best of
24:03
luck. The
24:06
damnation and ruination squad,
24:08
the team charged with the task of
24:10
dealing out the life ruining blows
24:12
that of misery dictates are known
24:15
for wearing some outrageous costumes.
24:17
They ran afoul of the wheel of
24:19
misery some years ago over something
24:21
I cannot remember. And as
24:23
a result, they have needed to listen to
24:25
the wheel's whims when it comes to how they
24:27
should dress. We've seen them
24:29
in recycled materials before,
24:32
but it appears that right now, they
24:34
are going about their business just
24:36
covered in any he's. I
24:38
am told that the LEDs are all
24:41
dead. I don't know how I would know that
24:43
just looking at them, but there
24:45
you are. This brings
24:49
us to the end of today's broadcast.
24:52
What's that sound man? Yes.
24:55
I I can see the cat ear hooded
24:57
people are outside. Yes.
25:00
I can see that they have a
25:02
gift. I'm looking at the same monitor you are.
25:04
No, I don't want to talk
25:06
to them. It's going to
25:09
be weird Like
25:11
like really weird. How can
25:13
they not be the weirdest one, the
25:15
sound man? Can you not
25:18
see the cat ears? No.
25:21
I'm not shaming them.
25:23
Look, maybe I am a little. Can
25:25
we just ignore them for now? I'm
25:28
sure it's going to be stupid.
25:30
Anyway, shareholders, you have two
25:33
options. You can either destroy the
25:35
amplifier or give it to a young
25:37
person with strict instructions. That
25:39
they only play heavy metal.
25:43
Only heavy metal. Until
25:46
next time shareholders. Happy
25:48
New Year. And I hope it's a
25:50
perfectly evil one for all of
25:52
us. The numbers are next.
25:55
Ten, 987654323
26:25
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26:27
by Conrad Mishuk, who is also the
26:29
voice of Corin Death and the composer
26:31
of the music. The introductions are
26:34
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26:36
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26:38
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26:40
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28:14
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28:16
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28:18
the back. And Anastasia Kaye
28:20
who told the dirty jokes from the Rowan
28:22
Front. The Division of B and E's
28:24
booties and construction projects that are
28:26
probably too large for yarn
28:28
directed by Theo Cornett has continued
28:30
to knit a sporting arena.
28:32
The cheap bleachers are
28:34
mostly done, now it's time for
28:37
the turf. The division of obscure vintage technology
28:39
directed by Craig Sis has purchased
28:41
an old wood burning kit off of
28:43
the Internet. It is
28:45
known for having started over a
28:47
hundred fires. The division
28:49
of subtle efficiency increases
28:51
directed by Daniel r Smith, has
28:53
taken the person with the weird and
28:55
loud laugh aside and made them
28:57
feel self conscious about it,
28:59
saving the ears of everyone else.
29:01
The division of saying it the long way directed
29:03
by Dino Schroeder has been workshopping.
29:06
I'm only answering questions I
29:08
like right now, but try again
29:10
on two day. The
29:12
division of cafeteria reviews
29:14
directed by Seth and Josh has
29:17
reviewed, Have it kale way
29:19
Everything is kale, it's
29:21
a disaster, four point five
29:24
out of seventeen. The
29:26
division of improbable cookbooks made by
29:28
Hayden NEF has been working on
29:30
meals to eliminate optimism.
29:32
The book includes entries for a
29:34
number of depressing meals to cook for
29:36
yourself in the middle the night. The
29:39
division of more Monday Mondays directed
29:41
by ODi has made Mondays that
29:43
much more Monday by
29:45
announcing the sudden departure of
29:47
a well loved coworker. The division of illness
29:50
introspection directed by Sarah has been
29:52
looking deep into all of their
29:54
own eyes, in the getting
29:56
lost in there. The division
29:58
of new card game mechanics led by
30:00
Finn has developed a card that allows you
30:02
to get the last ten minutes
30:04
of your life back. The division of
30:06
even weirder bugs directed by Franco
30:08
El Terreble has discovered a
30:11
bug that regularly prays
30:13
to a weird bug God.
30:15
The division of animal stacking directed
30:17
by the one true Dave has stacked
30:19
eleven lions. They
30:21
were very well behaved and got some nice
30:23
treats after. The division of
30:25
things with switches that shouldn't have switches
30:27
directed by miss Doctor Indigo Esquire
30:30
the thirteenth has installed
30:32
an overdrive switch on
30:34
a rock. Just kidding.
30:37
Rockier, I guess. The
30:39
division of Finnish Crosswords Direct by
30:41
Caitlyn Moke has gotten really deep on
30:43
the old Agatha Christie lore.
30:45
The division of unwanted board game expansions
30:47
directed by Kevin Rowland has created
30:49
an expansion set that includes
30:52
marbles for some reason. The
30:54
division of post apocalyptic delivery directed by
30:56
cave hill, king kill of the murder valley in
30:58
the mountains, found the coordinates
31:00
on the island. Nothing
31:03
remained, but the package was delivered.
31:06
The division of prospective exoplanet
31:08
tourism directed by Victoria Wood
31:10
has star it working on a pamphlet
31:12
for Citus nine
31:14
seventy seven c. This
31:16
hot giant will melt your heart with
31:18
its breathtaking vistas. And
31:20
average temperature above
31:22
boiling. Our steam shareholders,
31:24
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31:26
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31:28
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31:30
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31:32
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31:34
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31:39
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31:44
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31:46
befriending the local wildlife just
31:48
in case.
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