100:00:57,689 --> 00:00:58,991Whoa.

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Whoa.

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This is big. I know this is big.

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I... I... I mean, I know Iraq was big,

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but this... This might actually be it.

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Sophie, please.

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This...

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This can't be.

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Go get Alberts.

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Get Alberts, quick.

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This is it, isn't it?

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This is it.

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Man, you are out of it today.

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You know she just looked at you.

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She was lookin' at you.

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She's got good taste.

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Look, man,
you should go in with a different approach.

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Something unique.

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Yeah, well, I'm sure I should,

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but we can't all be you, can we?

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Yeah, I'm pretty awesome.

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All right, this is what you do.

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Guys talk too much, right? Go up to her

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all mysterious,

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just stare.

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Chicks dig that.

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- You ever heard the term "creeper"?
- Yes. Yes, I have.

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- Professor Martin! Hey.
- Jennifer.

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- How are you?
- I'm good, how you doing?

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Aww, man.

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Your dad gets to spend an
hour with her every week.

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That's not fair.

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Yeah, you were great.

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Do you think you wouldn't mind
helping me study for another one?

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And she pays him.

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God, I would tutor her for free.

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I would tutor her all day.

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You should be proud... oh.

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Oh, she's... She's a hugger.

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- She's a good hugger.
- Good to see ya.

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He just melted into that. He just...

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Good morning, Professor Martin.

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- Good morning.
- How's Jennifer today?

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I'm sure she's fine.

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Mm-hmm. I'm sure she is.

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How you doin', bud?

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What'd you like?

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Uh, nothing for me. I just...

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Hey, Joel, um...

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Jennifer needed some more cream.
Can you, uh, run this out to her

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- for me, please?
- Totally.

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Thank you. I appreciate that.

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Thanks.

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You know you... You should ask her out.

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She's a nice girl.

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- Just like that, huh?
- Yeah, just like that.

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From the man forced to
use online dating sites

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is giving me advice? Hmm.

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Hey, Roger.

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Yeah, well, hold off using
your phone for a while, okay?

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Nah, I don't need any coffee.

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It's free, you can afford it.

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You know, under Sumerian law,

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a son who disrespects his father
would have his tongue torn out.

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Well, I'll remember that the
next time we're in Sumeria.

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Sumer. The next time we're in Sumer.

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Whatever.

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Oh, come on, Colin.

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Seriously another Setag book?

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Shouldn't you be studying calculus?

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He was building holograms
in his garage at 15.

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He was a millionaire by 22.
I think he's worth studying.

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Yeah, according to you.

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I should get going.

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Mortgage isn't gonna pay for itself.

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A rare phenomenon known as ball lightning

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on a scale never seen...

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...has caused severe fires
throughout the Chinese fields.

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We are now receiving reports...

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- Wow.
- Holy...

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- Hey, Colin, come back!
- Jennifer!

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Hey, you all right?

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Just stay with me.
Stay with me. Stay with me.

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- Run.
- You're okay. You're okay.

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What is it this time?

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Colin!

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Joel!

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...the meteor on Wednesday
is only the latest...

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No, Colin, he's...
he's pretty shaken, but he's okay.

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No, no, the town's basically shut down.

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Talk to, uh, Aunt Jackie?

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No, I...
I can't get a hold of anyone. I... I...

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Yes, of course.

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I know, I know. I'll keep trying, okay?

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All right, stay safe.

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We have received eyewitness reports

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- describing the size...
- Hey.

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Hey, buddy.

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You, uh... Look, you hungry?

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I can... I can make you some pasta.

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I'm fine.

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Hey, I should take a look at that.

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Meteor-like activities

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that have been seen in various
areas in North America...

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Look, Colin, I don't...

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I said I'm fine.

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Colin, I...

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Hello?

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Can I help you?

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Uh, is Professor Martin home?

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- And you are?
- Kathryn Keen, Polydynamics.

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Really? Today?

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You don't think there's a
better time you can come back?

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Actually, no.
It's quite urgent that I speak with him.

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Wow. All right. Dad!

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Look, my dad's a nice guy.

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He's a bit awkward at
first, but he's smart.

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Probably too smart for his own good.

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Just give him a chance
to open up and relax.

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- Once you get to know him...
- I'm sorry, I don't... I don't follow.

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Well, to be honest,
he hasn't had a lot of luck lately.

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Dad,
a woman from the dating service is here!

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Excuse me?!

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- Uh, hello?
- Professor Martin, I'm Kathryn Keen.

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I represent Polydynamics,
which is not a dating service.

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Uh, can I have a moment of your time,
please?

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Uh... Let me call you back.

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Polydynamics is a research company.

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We look for solutions for global issues:

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water shortages, poverty, climate change.

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Okay.

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A few days ago, one of our field teams

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found something... unique.

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What is this?

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I was hoping you'd tell me.

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It's a zodiac. Where'd you find this, Iraq?

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A lead mine in Peru.

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No, that's... That's not possible.

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This style of writing was never
used outside of the Middle East.

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But, look, don't take my word for it.

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The world's preeminent authority is...

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- Dr. Robert Bowles.
- That's right.

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Dr. Bowles died two days ago.

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The meteor showers caused
a cave in at the dig site.

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I didn't know.

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- Well, then there's Paul...
- Alberts?

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Yes,
they were both killed in the meteor shower,

147
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but this now leaves you as
our authority on this matter.

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Come with me to the site.

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I need your expertise.

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What... what, now?

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It shouldn't take more t

النتائج (الإنجليزية) 2:

1
00: 00: 57689 -> 00: 00: fifty-eight thousand nine hundred and ninety-one
Whoa. 2 00: 01: 32 557 -> 00: 01: thirty-four thousand five hundred ninety-three This is big. I know this is big. 3 00: 01: 34 626 -> 00: 01: 36828 I ... I ... I mean, I know Iraq was big, 4 00: 01: 36 861 -> 12:01: 40 198 but this ... This Might actually be it. 5 00: 01: 40,231 -> 00: 01: 42.367 Sophie, please. 6 00: 01: 46 938 -> 00: 01: 48,707 This ... 7 00 : 01: 48.74 thousand -> 00: 01: 49908 This can not be. 8 00: 01: 53 611 -> 00: 01: 55781 Go get Alberts. 9 00: 01: fifty-seven thousand one hundred and forty-eight -> 00: 01: 58.35 thousand get Alberts, quick. 10 00: 01: 58383 -> 00: 01: 59985 This is it, is not it? 11 00: 02: 01919 -> 00: 02: 04,389 This is it. 12 twelve two : 26.444 -> 00: 02: twenty-eight thousand six hundred and forty-seven Man, you are out of it today. 13 00: 02: 34 843 -> 00: 02: 36 621 You know she just looked at you. 14 00: 02: 36.654 -> 00: 02: 39.024 She was lookin 'at you. 15 00: 02: 39 057 -> 00: 02: forty-one thousand and fifty-nine She's got good taste. 16 00: 02: forty-one thousand and ninety-two -> 00: 02: 43 962 Look, man, you shouldnt go in with a different approach. 17 00: 02: 43.995 -> 00: 02: 45 297 Something unique. 18 00: 02: 45330 -> 00: 02: 47 799 Yeah, well, I'm sure I shouldnt, 19 00: 02: forty-seven thousand eight hundred thirty-two -> 00: 02: fifty thousand six hundred and thirty-five but we can not all be you, can we? 20 00: 02: fifty thousand six hundred and sixty-eight -> 00: 02: 52404 Yeah, I'm pretty awesome. 21 00 : 02: 53071 -> 00: 02: fifty-four thousand six hundred seventy-one All right, this is what you do. 22 00: 02: fifty-four thousand six hundred and seventy-two -> 00: 02: fifty-six thousand seven hundred and forty-one Guys talk too much, right? Go up to her 23 00: 02: 56,774 -> 00: 02: fifty-nine thousand and forty-four all mysterious, 24 00: 02: fifty-nine thousand and seventy-seven -> 00: 03: 01 313 just stare. 25 00: 03: 01 346 -> twelve three : 03,148 Chicks dig That. 26 00: 03: 03,181 -> 00: 03: 05,717 - You ever Heard the term "creeper"? - Yes. Yes, I have. 27 00: 03: 05 750 -> 00: 03: 08,019 - Professor Martin! Hey. - Jennifer. 28 00: 03: 08052 -> 00: 03: 09652 - How are you? - I'm good, how you doing? 29 00: 03: 09,654 -> 00: 03: 12,023 Aww, man. 30 00: 03: 12,056 -> 00: 03: fourteen thousand two hundred and fifty-nine Your dad gets to Spend an hour with her ​​every week. 31 00: 03: 14.292 -> 00: 03: 15,493 That's not fair. 32 twelve three : fifteen thousand five hundred and twenty-six -> 00: 03: 16861 Yeah, you provenance great. 33 00: 03: 16.894 -> 00: 03: 18 396 Do you think you would not mind helping me study for another one? 34 12:03 a.m.: eighteen thousand four hundred and twenty-nine -> 00: 03: 20 832 And she pays him. 35 00: 03: 20 865 -> 00: 03: twenty-two thousand seven hundred thirty-four God, I would tutor her for free. 36 00: 03: 22.767 -> 00:03: 25 270 I would tutor her all day. 37 00: 03: 25 303 -> 00: 03: 27906 You shouldnt be proud ... oh. 38 00: 03: 27.939 -> 00: 03: 29.941 Oh, she's .. . She's a hugger. 39 00: 03: twenty-nine thousand nine hundred seventy-four -> 00: 03: 32,944 - She's a good hugger. - Good to see ya. 40 00: 03: 32,977 -> 00: 03: thirty-four thousand eight hundred and forty-six He just melted into That . He just ... 41 00: 03: 34.879 -> 00: 03: thirty-six thousand one hundred nineteen Good morning, Professor Martin. 42 00: 03: 36 147 -> 00: 03: 38.35 thousand - Good morning. - How's Jennifer today? 43 00 : 03: thirty-eight thousand three hundred and eighty-three -> 00: 03: 41.186 I'm sure she's fine. 44 00: 03: forty-one thousand two hundred and nineteen -> 00: 03: 42787 Mm-hmm. I'm sure she is. 45 00: 03: forty-two thousand eight hundred and twenty -> 00: 03: 43.988 How you doin ', bud? 46 00: 03: 44021 -> 00: 03: forty-five thousand three hundred ninety What'd you like? 47 00 : 03: forty-five thousand four hundred twenty-three -> 00: 03: forty-eight thousand one hundred ninety-three Uh, nothing for me. I just ... 48 00: 03: fifty thousand one hundred ninety-four -> 00: 03: fifty-two thousand one hundred ninety-seven Hey, Joel, um ... 49 00: 03: 52.23 thousand -> 00: 03: fifty-five thousand four hundred thirty-three Jennifer needed some more cream. Can you, uh, run this out to her 50 00: 03: 55 466 -> 00: 03: 57,435 - for me, please? - Totally. 51 00: 03: fifty-seven thousand four hundred and sixty-eight -> 00: 03: 59 804 Thank you. That I appreciate. 52 00: 03: fifty-nine thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven -> 00: 04: 01 473 Thanks. 53 00: 04: 01,506 -> 00: 04: 03208 You know you ... You shouldnt ask her out. 54 twelve four : 03,241 -> 00: 04: 04576 She's a nice girl. 55 00: 04: 07481 -> 00: 04: 09,981 - Just like that, huh? - Yeah, just like that. 56 00: 04: 10 014 - -> 00: 04: 12 417 From the man Forced to use online dating sites 57 00: 04: 12,450 -> 00: 04: 14 353 is giving me advice? Hmm. 58 00: 04: 16,120 -> 00: 04: 17.789 Hey, Roger. 59 00: 04: seventeen thousand eight hundred and twenty-two -> 00: 04: 21 827 Yeah, well, hold off using your phone for a the while, okay? 60 00: 04: 25.430 -> 00: 04: twenty-eight thousand two hundred and ninety-nine Nah, I do not need any coffee. 61 00: 04: 28.332 -> 00: 04: twenty-nine thousand five hundred sixty-seven It's free, you can afford it. 62 00:04: 29,600 -> 00: 04: thirty-two thousand nine hundred seventy-one You know, under Sumerian law, 63 00: 04: 33004 -> 00: 04: 35.373 a son who Disrespects his father would have his tongue torn out. 64 00: 04: thirty-five thousand four hundred and six - -> 00: 04: 38.076 Well, I'll remember That the next time we're in Sumeria. 65 00: 04: 38109 -> 00: 04: 40211 Sumer. The next time we're in Sumer. 66 00: 04: 40244 -> 00: 04: forty-two thousand two hundred fourteen Whatever. 67 00: 04: forty-four thousand two hundred forty-eight -> 00: 04: 46,518 Oh, come on, Colin. 68 twelve four a.m. : 46 551 -> 00: 04: forty-nine thousand three hundred and twenty Seriously Setag another book? 69 00: 04: 49.353 -> 00: 04: 50.789 Should not you be studying calculus? 70 00: 04: 50,822 -> 0:04: fifty-four thousand six hundred and fifty-nine He was building holograms in his garage at 15. 71 00: 04: 54 692 -> 00: 04: 57.395 He was a millionaire by 22. I think he's worth studying. 72 00: 04: fifty-seven thousand four hundred twenty-eight -> 12:05 : 00 198 Yeah, according to you. 73 00: 05: 00231 -> 00: 05: 02.1 thousand I shouldnt get going. 74 00: 05: 02133 -> 00: 05: 03935 Mortgage is not gonna pay for Itself. 75 00: 05: 03968 -> 00: 05: 06204 A rare phenomenon known as ball lightning 76 00: 05: 06,237 -> 00: 05: 08173 on a scale never seen ... 77 00: 05: 08206 - -> 00: 05: 11.242 ... has Caused Severe fires Throughout the Chinese fields. 78 00: 05: eleven thousand two hundred and seventy-five -> 00: 05: 13 044 We are now Receiving reports ... 79 00: 05: seventeen thousand one hundred and eighty-one -> 00: 05: twenty thousand one hundred eighteen - Wow. - Holy ... 80 00: 05: thirty-nine thousand four hundred and thirty-seven -> 00: 05: 41,406 - Hey, Colin, come back! - Jennifer! 81 00: 05: 42 406 -> 12:05 : 44743 Hey, you all right? 82 00: 05: 45.844 -> 00: 05: 48179 Just stay with me. Stay with me. Stay with me. 83 00: 05: forty-eight thousand two hundred and twelve -> 00: 05: 50.482 - Run. - You're okay. You're okay. 84 00: 05: 54,552 -> 00: 05: 55,787 What is it this time? 85 00: 05: fifty-five thousand eight hundred and twenty -> 00: 05: 57,022 Colin! 86 00: 05: 59.19 thousand -> 00: 06: 00 925 Joel! 87 00: 06: 15 172 -> 00: 06: 18 209 ... the meteor on Wednesday is only the latest ... 88 00: 06: 18,242 -> 00: 06: twenty-two thousand three hundred and forty-seven No , Colin, he's ... he's pretty shaken, but he's okay. 89 00: 06: 22.380 -> 00: 06: twenty-four thousand nine hundred and forty-nine No, no, the town's basically shut down. 90 00: 06: 24,982 -> 00: 06: twenty-eight thousand one hundred nineteen Talk to, uh, Aunt Jackie? 91 00: 06: 29 487 -> 00: 06: thirty-two thousand one hundred ninety No, I ... I can not get a hold of anyone. I ... I ... 92 00: 06: 32 223 -> 00: 06: thirty-three thousand four hundred and fifty-eight Yes, of course. 93 00: 06: thirty-three thousand four hundred and ninety-one -> 00: 06: thirty-six thousand seven hundred sixty-one I know, I know. I'll keep Trying, okay? 94 00: 06: thirty-eight thousand eight hundred sixty-three -> 00: 06: forty thousand one hundred and ninety-eight All right, stay safe. 95 00: 06: forty-two thousand five hundred and forty-six -> 00: 06: forty-four thousand four hundred thirty-five We have received eyewitness reports 96 00: 06: 44 468 -> 00: 06: 46.070 - describing the size ... - Hey. 97 00: 06: 46,103 -> 00: 06: forty-eight thousand seven hundred and seventy-three Hey, buddy. 98 00: 06: 50,041 -> 00: 06: fifty-one thousand seven hundred seventy-six You, uh ... Look, you hungry? 99 00: 06: 51 809 -> 00: 06: 53.698 I can ... I can make you some pasta. 100 00: 06: fifty-four thousand nine hundred seventy-nine -> 00 : 06: 56.548 I'm fine. 101 00: 06: 58,249 -> 00: 07: 00685 Hey, I shouldnt take a look at That. 102 00: 07: 00 718 -> 00: 07: 02,253 Meteor-like Activities 103 00: 07: 02 286 -> 00: 07: 04,389 That have Been seen in various Areas in North America ... 104 00: 07: 04,422 -> 00: 07: 07 158 Look, Colin, I do not ... 105 00: 07: 07,191 -> 00: 07: 09,261 I said I'm fine. 106 00: 07: 11228 -> 00: 07: fourteen thousand five hundred and ninety-nine Colin, I ... 107 00: 07: 14632 -> 00: 07: 16 701 Hello? 108 00: 07: 24,542 -> 00: 07: 26 010 Can I help you? 109 00: 07: 26043 -> 00: 07: twenty-seven thousand six hundred fifty-five Uh, is Professor Martin home? 110 00: 07: 28646 -> 00: 07: thirty-one thousand one hundred and fifteen - And you are? - Kathryn Keen, Polydynamics. 111 00: 07: thirty-one thousand one hundred forty-eight -> 00: 07: 33 718 Really? Today? 112 00: 07: 34,953 -> 00: 07: 37021 You do not think there's a better time you can come back? 113 00: 07: thirty-seven thousand and fifty-four -> 00: 07: 40.058 Actually, no. It's quite That urgent I speak with him. 114 00: 07: forty thousand and ninety-one -> 00: 07: 43061 Wow. All right. Dad! 115 00: 07: 44 195 -> 00: 07: 46,331 Look, my dad's a nice guy. 116 00: 07: 46 364 -> 00: 07: 47899 He's a bit awkward at first, but he's smart. 117 00: 07: forty-seven thousand nine hundred thirty-two -> 00: 07: fifty thousand two hundred and one Probably too smart for his own good. 118 00: 07: 50234 -> 00: 07: 52,604 Just give him a chance to open up and relax. 119 twelve seven : fifty-two thousand six hundred and thirty-seven -> 00: 07: 56415 - Once you get to know him ... - I'm sorry, I do not ... I do not follow. 120 00: 07: 57,975 -> 00: 08: 01346 Well, to be honest, he has not had a lot of luck lately. 121 00: 08: 01,379 -> 00: 08: 03581 Dad, a woman from the dating service is here! 122 12:08 a.m.: 03 614 -> 00: 08: 04616 Excuse me ?! 123 00: 08: 06 717 -> 00: 08: 09 787 - Uh, hello? - Professor Martin, I'm Kathryn Keen. 124 00: 08: 09820 - > 00: 08: 12,876 I Represent Polydynamics, Which is not a dating service. 125 00: 08: 14.191 -> 00: 08: 16636 Uh, can I have a moment of your time, please? 126 00: 08: 18,362 -> 00: 08: 20.398 Uh ... Let me call you back. 127 00: 08: 20431 -> 00: 08: 22 834 Polydynamics is a research company. 128 00: 08: 22867 -> 12:08 a.m. : twenty-five thousand four hundred and thirty-six We look for solutions for global Issues: 129 00: 08: twenty-five thousand four hundred sixty-nine -> 00: 08: 27 805 water Shortages, Poverty, climate change. 130 00: 08: twenty-seven thousand eight hundred thirty-eight -> 00: 08: 29.007 Okay. 131 00 : 08: 29.040 -> 00: 08: 30.942 A few days ago, one of our field secured in 132 00: 08: 30,975 -> 00: 08: thirty-three thousand nine hundred forty-five found something ... unique. 133 00: 08: thirty-three thousand nine hundred seventy-eight - -> 00: 08: thirty-five thousand three hundred and thirteen What is this? 134 00: 08: 35 346 -> 00: 08: 37.115 I was hoping you'd tell me. 135 00: 08: 38 951 -> 00: 08: forty-one thousand two hundred and eighty-five It's a zodiac. Where'd you find this, Iraq? 136 00: 08: 41.318 -> 00: 08: forty-three thousand six hundred fifty-five A lead mine in Peru. 137 00: 08: 43.688 -> 00: 08: 46 524 No, that's ... That's not possible. 138 48626 00 00: 08: 46,557 ->: 08: This style of writing was never used outside of the Middle East. 139 00: 08: forty-eight thousand six hundred and fifty-nine -> 00: 08: fifty thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight But, look, do ' t take my word for it. 140 00: 08: 50 961 -> 00: 08: 52 401 The world's preeminent authority is ... 141 00: 08: 52430 -> 00: 08: fifty-four thousand eight hundred sixty-six - Dr. Robert Bowles. - That's right. 142 00: 08: 57 101 -> 00: 09: 00 204 Dr. Bowles Died two days ago. 143 00: 09: 00,237 -> 00: 09: 03,274 The meteor showers Caused a cave in at the dig site. 144 00: 09: 04 875 -> 00: 09: 06745 I did not know. 145 00: 09: 08245 -> 00: 09: 10357 - Well, then there's Paul ... - Alberts? 146 00: 09: 11 716 -> 00: 09: 13.996 Yes, they provenance Both by killed in the meteor shower, 147 00: 09: 14018 -> 00: 09: 17 822 but now this leaves you as our authority on this matter. 148 00: 09: twenty-three thousand four hundred and twenty-seven -> 00: 09: 25.596 Come with me to the site. 149 00: 09: twenty-five thousand six hundred and twenty-nine -> 00: 09: 27,799 I need your Expertise. 150 00: 09: twenty-nine thousand one hundred and thirty-three -> 00: 09: thirty thousand seven hundred thirty-five What ... what, now? 151 00: 09: 30,768 -> 00: 09: 33.671 It shouldnt not take more t 313 What is this? 134 00: 08: 35,346 -> 00: 08: 37.115 I was hoping you'd tell me. 135 00: 08: 38,951 -> 00: 08: 41.285 It's a zodiac. Where'd you find this, Iraq? 136 00: 08: 41.318 -> 00: 08: forty-three thousand six hundred fifty-five A lead mine in Peru. 137 00: 08: 43.688 -> 00: 08: 46 524 No, that's ... That's not possible. 138 48626 00 00: 08: 46,557 ->: 08: This style of writing was never used outside of the Middle East. 139 00: 08: forty-eight thousand six hundred and fifty-nine -> 00: 08: fifty thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight But, look, do ' t take my word for it. 140 00: 08: 50 961 -> 00: 08: 52 401 The world's preeminent authority is ... 141 00: 08: 52430 -> 00: 08: fifty-four thousand eight hundred sixty-six - Dr. Robert Bowles. - That's right. 142 00: 08: 57 101 -> 00: 09: 00 204 Dr. Bowles Died two days ago. 143 00: 09: 00,237 -> 00: 09: 03,274 The meteor showers Caused a cave in at the dig site. 144 00: 09: 04 875 -> 00: 09: 06745 I did not know. 145 00: 09: 08245 -> 00: 09: 10357 - Well, then there's Paul ... - Alberts? 146 00: 09: 11 716 -> 00: 09: 13.996 Yes, they provenance Both by killed in the meteor shower, 147 00: 09: 14018 -> 00: 09: 17 822 but now this leaves you as our authority on this matter. 148 00: 09: twenty-three thousand four hundred and twenty-seven -> 00: 09: 25.596 Come with me to the site. 149 00: 09: twenty-five thousand six hundred and twenty-nine -> 00: 09: 27,799 I need your Expertise. 150 00: 09: twenty-nine thousand one hundred and thirty-three -> 00: 09: thirty thousand seven hundred thirty-five What ... what, now? 151 00: 09: 30,768 -> 00: 09: 33.671 It shouldnt not take more t 313 What is this? 134 00: 08: 35,346 -> 00: 08: 37.115 I was hoping you'd tell me. 135 00: 08: 38,951 -> 00: 08: 41.285 It's a zodiac. Where'd you find this, Iraq? 136 00: 08: 41.318 -> 00: 08: forty-three thousand six hundred fifty-five A lead mine in Peru. 137 00: 08: 43.688 -> 00: 08: 46 524 No, that's ... That's not possible. 138 48626 00 00: 08: 46,557 ->: 08: This style of writing was never used outside of the Middle East. 139 00: 08: forty-eight thousand six hundred and fifty-nine -> 00: 08: fifty thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight But, look, do ' t take my word for it. 140 00: 08: 50 961 -> 00: 08: 52 401 The world's preeminent authority is ... 141 00: 08: 52430 -> 00: 08: fifty-four thousand eight hundred sixty-six - Dr. Robert Bowles. - That's right. 142 00: 08: 57 101 -> 00: 09: 00 204 Dr. Bowles Died two days ago. 143 00: 09: 00,237 -> 00: 09: 03,274 The meteor showers Caused a cave in at the dig site. 144 00: 09: 04 875 -> 00: 09: 06745 I did not know. 145 00: 09: 08245 -> 00: 09: 10357 - Well, then there's Paul ... - Alberts? 146 00: 09: 11 716 -> 00: 09: 13.996 Yes, they provenance Both by killed in the meteor shower, 147 00: 09: 14018 -> 00: 09: 17 822 but now this leaves you as our authority on this matter. 148 00: 09: twenty-three thousand four hundred and twenty-seven -> 00: 09: 25.596 Come with me to the site. 149 00: 09: twenty-five thousand six hundred and twenty-nine -> 00: 09: 27,799 I need your Expertise. 150 00: 09: twenty-nine thousand one hundred and thirty-three -> 00: 09: thirty thousand seven hundred thirty-five What ... what, now? 151 00: 09: 30,768 -> 00: 09: 33.671 It shouldnt not take more t