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Scene
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Form ID
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Response Text
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Script Notes
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| 1
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0002648A
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Like to shoot things up? This is the place for you!
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| 2
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00187DCC
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Strap on yer six guns. It's shootin' time!
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| 3
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002C2BCF
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Fire away for the cheapest price in Appalachia! Or it would be if the economy still functioned.
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| 4
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TWZ03_Intro
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0013DB39
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I go through paper targets so quickly. The weather destroys them in just a couple days. It certainly isn't all the customers shooting at them.
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| 5
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Could you be a dear and go get me some fresh targets? I know it's pointless, but my programming demands it.
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| 6
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00282A69
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Welcome to the Clarksburg Shooting Club. I'll be your attendant today.
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| 7
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Not that there is much point in it. I mean, look around. It's been decorated in early disaster.
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| 8
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But my programming insists I keep this place up and running.
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| 9
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If you would get some fresh targets and put them up, I would be grateful.
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| 10
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By the way, only use official targets. No setting up beer bottles or tin cans to shoot at. I was required to say that.
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| 11
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0034784A
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Those blasted paper targets. They really don't hold up to the wind and rain, not to mention the radioactive fallout.
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| 12
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Unfortunately my programming demands I keep fresh paper targets in place, no matter how unnecessary it may be.
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| 13
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0034784B
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The targets are shredded again. No telling if it was the mongrels or the storm the other day.
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| 14
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Some fool programmed me to be agitated unless there are always fresh targets up. I could really use your help with that.
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| 15
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003474F2
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Are you.. yes, you are! You're a customer.
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Excited, surprised
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| 16
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0039AF83
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A customer!
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Excited, surprised
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| 17
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003EB30E
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It's been so long since I've had a customer.
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Excited, surprised
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