To Tell the Truth!

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Yeah, I was on the news team but a ton of people didn't care and were being lazy. So one day a friend and I just took a camera and went out and filmed some stupid action sequence. My friend put on a sombrero and a Mexican accent and called himself "Miguel" and I managed to rope our gym teacher into playing the evil corporation guy trying to hunt him down. Then we just added it to the end of the broadcast without telling people, and everyone loved it.

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@all:

How would you summarize the plot?

Well, my friend playing the Mexican stereotype Miguel was on the run from the gym teacher for skipping class -- we had the whole simultaneous conversation thing that 24 does. Miguel then tried to sneak by, which we shot like a Metal Gear Solid sequence. The gym teacher chased him out into the woods, hunting him down. Meanwhile, as Miguel searched for a place to hide, he stumbled upon a hatch buried under the brush of the forest. He dug the hatch out and lifted it up and peered down into it... and we ended on a cliffhanger of Miguel peering down into the hatch, similar to that famous scene from Lost.

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I didn't get in trouble! Actually, everyone liked it so much, we did more of that in the future

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@contestants: did anyone see you puke?

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im ready to vote

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The family thanked me, but that's really about it. I happened to be out on the beach and saw a girl yelling for her parents, realized she was still in the shallow part of the waves, so I ran out and helped her stand up and picked her up to carry her out of the waves. I don't know if she was really in danger of drowning? But it sounds cooler to say she was

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Like I said, I was just sitting on the beach and I heard her yelling