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==Transcript==
 
==Transcript==
 
:[Voices are coming from behind a door with a sign that reads "Debian Linux HQ."]
 
:[Voices are coming from behind a door with a sign that reads "Debian Linux HQ."]
:First voice: Problem: One of the volunteer developers has a date this weekend. Dates lead to romance. Romance leads to orphaned projects.
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:First voice: Problem: One of the volunteer developers has a date this weekend. Dates lead to romance, romance leads to orphaned projects.
 
 
 
:Second voice: What's the plan?
 
:Second voice: What's the plan?
 
:First voice: We're hiring him a relationship coach. He's like Will Smith in "Hitch," but he only gives bad advice.
 
:First voice: We're hiring him a relationship coach. He's like Will Smith in "Hitch," but he only gives bad advice.
 
 
:[Black Hat is talking to Cueball, who is standing in front of a mirror.]
 
:[Black Hat is talking to Cueball, who is standing in front of a mirror.]
:Black Hat: Okay, remember: The key to conversation is <u>constructive</u> <u>criticism</u>.
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:Black Hat: Okay, remember: The key to conversation is constructive criticism.
 
:Black Hat: You need to show you're smart enough to solve her problems.
 
:Black Hat: You need to show you're smart enough to solve her problems.
 
:Cueball: Makes sense.
 
:Cueball: Makes sense.

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