[Chat Log] March 1, 2019
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Chase
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Not flying a helicopter while high on LSD is commonsense, Emma
Emma Bezzle
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You literally said "I'll have to get back to you on that one" when I asked if you were going to pilot the helicopter!
Emma Bezzle
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Unless...if you got the drugs, piloted the helicopter back, and then did LSD...
Emma Bezzle
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I'm sorry, I was working under the assumption you were going to get high right away
Chase
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I didn't say I was going to fly it while high...
Chase
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Right, there's a time and place for getting high, I'm not foolhardy enough to operate heavy machinery.
Victorique
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High in the any
Emma Bezzle
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Right, right
Chase
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So... Bugatti?
Emma Bezzle
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So... No.
Chase
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Fine, Emma!
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