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What's that?

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You can learn more about the Cradle's

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bots with this.

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>> Wasn't exactly dying to find out.

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>> What? Really? But you're always like,

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"What the hell is this?" So, I thought

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you'd be interested.

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Hey, can I give you something? Q. Thanks

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for talking to me all the time.

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>> Tada.

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>> Is this supposed to be when we first

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boarded the tram?

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>> Uh-huh. I drew it. It's for you.

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>> Look at that. You wrote your name, too.

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Not half bad, kiddo.

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Now we can head to the comm's tower,

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right?

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>> Yep. It's in the mass production array.

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>> Talk long enough. Then I can finally

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call home.

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>> What's up, you? Anything I can help you

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with?

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>> If I ever need some help, I'll be sure

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to let you know.